300,000 jobs could disappear from Czechia, retraining is needed
The Labor and Social Affairs Ministry and labor offices plan to allocate CZK 5 billion to invest heavily in human capital and support digital retraining.
Leader Talks: Concentrix Site Leader Lenka Tichá on how sales can create win-win situations
The leader of a top customer experience (CX) company for Czechia and Slovakia discusses driving business success and the industry's future.
Leader Talks: Pure Storage on leading tech industry disruption from Prague
The technological revolution requires ever more sophisticated data storage solutions, and Pure Storage is at the tip of the spear.
Housing, work, and fun: Comparing life in Prague with 10 other European cities
A wide-ranging study examines housing costs, salaries, job prospects, urban mobility, and free time to see where Prague stands in an EU context.
ASK AN EXPERT: What makes a great investor?
We asked a wealth manager from Czech investment firm Wood & Co. about the qualities you need to invest wisely and successfully.
More companies in Czechia tempt future employees with free housing
Convenience for foreign workers paired with increasing rental costs has made free or discounted employer-offered accommodation more common nationwide.
Czechia to remove need for work permit for citizens of seven non-EU countries
From July, citizens of the UK, the US, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, Japan, and South Korea, may no longer need a permit to work in the Czech Republic.
The wage needed to live comfortably in Czechia rises by 10 percent
The amount needed to maintain a 'comfortable' lifestyle with small savings and raising a child has increased by around CZK 5,000.
Czech salary guide: Do you earn more than the national average for your industry?
With nominal salaries consistently increasing in recent years, we’ve compared a range of Czech industries to see which job roles earn the most – and least.
A South Korean roller girl in Prague on Czechia's intensifying K-curiosity
From K-pop to bibimbap, Prague’s love affair with all things Korean has exploded in recent years, says Prague-based motion designer Hyunjin Kim.
EXPLAINED: What is Czechia's new 'unified' social benefit?
Under new proposed plans, four of Czechia's most-claimed benefits will be merged into one, with criteria for eligibility also changing.
EXPLAINED: Why it might become easier for Czech companies to fire employees
A new draft law aims to give companies more leeway to control their workforce by cutting notice periods and dealing with underperforming employees.
Czech shops to close on all holidays? Ministry seeks extension of retail ban
While large Czech stores must currently only close on some holidays, the Labor Ministry has proposed extending the measure to all holidays.
A Brno business service center is driving change for the global financial sector
Czechia's international workforce is vital for various global finance players, including banks and financial services providers.
Say 'Na zdraví!' to an expat career at a Prague center like no other
Working for the world’s biggest brewer is all about collaboration, connection, and delivering great experiences for customers.
Czech minimum wage to break CZK 20,000 barrier for the first time
Under newly confirmed plans, the government has announced that the minimum wage will be indexed to 47 percent of the national average monthly salary.
Thousands of Filipino workers headed to Czechia amid labor shortages
Unemployment in the country is among the lowest in the EU, and companies in various fields are finding it difficult to find new employees.





