7 workplace trends changing what Czech employers expect from job seekers
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Shifting workplace expectations bring risks and opportunities. Learn what they mean for your job search and how to prepare for your next move in Czechia.
What do Czechs most want from foreigners? Language, work and respect for rules
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Speaking Czech and following the law top integration expectations, while most Czechs also support language courses and help in schools.
Březňák beer to leave its home brewery as Heineken moves production
Brewing will end in Velké Březno near Ústí nad Labem, affecting about 20 employees. The brand will continue at other Heineken breweries.
Czechia needs workers. So why are jobseekers struggling to get hired?
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A Prague conference highlighted a mismatch between vacancies and skills, as bureaucracy and AI complicate routes into employment.
Worked abroad? Your Czech pension may involve more countries than you think
ČSSZ offers free pension consultations in English this November. Here’s how overseas work can count, and what to check before your appointment.
‘It’s not about cost reduction’: This company is challenging the AI job-cutting narrative in Czechia
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What makes you worth hiring when everyone uses AI? A tech executive explains why judgment, curiosity and critical thinking matter still matter.
Beyond beer: Plzeň’s spirits factory expands as German production moves in
Stock’s output rose 24 percent after a production transfer from Hamburg, even as changing drinking habits put pressure on the spirits market.
Second job, second income: Why more Czechs are working on the side
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The number of people with multiple jobs has risen by more than half, driven by both financial pressures and opportunities to use specialist skills.
Czechia extends special work visas for foreign workers until 2028
The government has approved another two years of a visa scheme designed to address labor shortages in agriculture, food production, and forestry.
Czech jobless register shrinks, but long-term unemployment keeps rising
September brought more departures than arrivals at labor offices for the first time since 2021, while prolonged joblessness remains a concern.
Czechia's economy is growing. So why does everything still feel expensive?
Your grocery bill tells a harsher story than the national statistics. A financial expert explains the gap and what it means for your household budget.
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Living longer, running on empty: Most Czechs feel unprepared for old age
Only 37 percent feel ready for a long life, an NN survey finds; retirement brings enjoyment for many, but money limits what pensioners can do.
Czech public-sector salaries could rise by up to CZK 9,000 in 2027
New salary tables will raise basic pay for most public-sector workers from January, with an average increase estimated at CZK 4,000.
Language, formality, AI: How to master your Czech job interview as a foreigner
The complete lowdown on what to expect in a Czech job interview and how to make the right impression
13 essential services for freelancers and entrepreneurs doing business in Czechia
Time costs money, and these companies are here to help business owners in Prague and beyond with tax advice, legal needs, and anything else.
Fewer foreign truck and bus drivers gain Czech licenses amid shortage
New Czech truck and bus licenses issued to non-EU drivers fell 37 percent in four years, as the country faces a shortage of 25,000 drivers.
Think you’re a victim of Czechia's gender pay gap? Use this tool to find out
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A new government calculator shows expected salary differences between men and women in specific employment circumstances.
