Asking for a (work) friend: Why are office flings in Czechia more shrug than scandal?
Your colleague is sleeping with the boss. Everyone knows. Nobody cares. Is this normal – and what do you do when sex is the unspoken career ladder?
7 job interview mistakes expats make in Czechia – and how to fix them
If you're on the job hunt in Prague or elsewhere, understanding the cultural nuances shaping recruiter decisions will help you stand out.
Early to work, late to dinner? The unwritten rules of punctuality in Czechia
Czechia operates with two punctuality cultures: The flexible 15-minute 'academic quarter' and the far stricter rules of professional timekeeping.
Who's filling Czech engineering lecture halls? Increasingly, students from abroad
Czech technical faculties are losing students, fast, with more foreigners filling the gap.
Czech news in brief for May 11: Monday's top morning headlines
Pension reform talks begin today, politicians condemn violence at football match, and legal uncertainty faces Ukrainian workers.
Want to work in Czechia? The visa you get may matter more than your salary
The Czech Blue Card just raised its salary threshold. But for many skilled workers, the bigger question is whether their employer will use it at all.
VISUALIZED: What a decent life in Prague actually costs you
Not everyone agrees that the number means what it claims to. Others see it as a gap between what normal life costs and what most wages cover.
Czech workplaces struggle to onboard international employees. What's going wrong?
The vast majority of companies polled in a new survey offer no structured integration support for foreign workers.
Everything changing in Czechia in May 2026 – and what else is new this month
Public holidays, cross border dental care expands, and a metro station repair ends. Here's what to know this month.
Worker shortages, looming war: Czechia's most urgent economic pressures explained
From who fills the jobs to whether the country can defend itself, the questions shaping Czechia's economic future are getting harder to ignore.
24 ways to level up team building in and around Prague
Planning your next company offsite or outing for a large group? Here are a few ideas to switch up the usual dinner-and-done format.
Czech news in brief for April 26: Sunday's top morning headlines
Czech unions demand earlier retirement and shorter workweek, country sees strong turnout for spring food drive, and more weekend headlines.
Czech news in brief for April 25: Saturday's top afternoon headlines
Czech unions to push for lower retirement age and shorter workweek, Turek apologizes after controversial remarks, and more weekend headlines.
Czech firms say Gen Z isn’t ready – graduates say companies need to step up
Survey finds just 1 percent of Czech firms see graduates as job-ready, while graduates say companies fall short on onboarding, expectations, and support.
How Czechia’s labor shortage is driving demand for foreign workers
New data shows Czech employers are widening recruitment beyond local talent and investing in training to fill critical roles.
A decent life in Czechia costs CZK 48,336 a month. Here's where it goes
The minimum living wage estimates what’s needed for a dignified life, unlike average wages or minimum wage set through political negotiation and law.
Work-study programs are helping young people break into Prague’s job market
Across an unpredictable hiring landscape, one company has designed a way for students in Prague to build career experience before they graduate.





