Given you had the opportunity to spend some time in the Czech Republic and Slovakia where would you go and why? Prague, Brno and Bratislava were all part of the former Czechoslovakia and in their unique way attract tourists from the whole world. But are you aware what it is like to actually live in one
In recent years the employers have developed another way to attract the best employees – benefit packages. What is the situation with the Individual benefits that are offered employees in the Czech Republic? See the infographic “JOB BENEFITS – WHAT WE HAVE VERSUS WHAT WE WANT” below! According to a research carried out by HAYS
What you should expect in terms of remuneration if you decide to pursue a job in one of the Czech Republic’s cities. Let’s be honest, one of factors that plays a very important role in choosing a job along with the working hours, bonuses and the ability to develop your existing skills and expertise is the
Or how living in the Czech Republic’s capital compares to living in one of the best rated cities in the world The former capital of the Austrian-Hungarian empire, home of Sissi and visited by millions of tourists every year, Vienna is a league of its own. The city has been voted the most livable city
The Czech people always appreciate when a foreigner makes an attempt communicate in the Czech language. However, the Czech people, as well as their language, tend to be very formal with strangers. The plural pronoun “Vy” serves also as a polite means of addressing someone that you do not know (even in a bar, or
Plastic explosive “Semtex” (1964) Let’s start energetically! In 1964, Stanislav Brebera invented Semtex, the Czech version of the explosive C-4. Semtex has been acquired and used by many armies, for example, by the US army in North Vietnam, or in Libya. Sugar cube (1843) Who doesn’t like “dolce vita”? To make our beverages & lives sweeter, we
Find the updated article at: Income Tax and Tax Deductions in the Czech Republic in 2017 Czech Personal Income Tax is 15% for most incomes, but 22% for over 1.2 M CZK per year. This article provides foreign nationals who are planning to work or are working in the Czech Republic with a general overview of Czech income
