1st of May is just another very welcome day off work for many. Labor day (Czech: Svátek práce, První máj) is nowadays celebrated in the Czech Republic by… a kiss! Sounds strange? Find out more! First day of May is worldwide celebrated as International Workers’ Day or Labor Day in commemoration of various historic achievements of
The taxation of labor is the largest source of European governments’ tax revenues. Czech Republic is one of the leaders in a marathon of taxation of people’s incomes – the country had the 8th highest tax wedge among 35 OECD member countries consequently in past two years. The tax wedge is a measure of the
There is a lot of buzz about working at shared service centers here in Prague. The demand for Czech-based shared services centers (SSCs) has been rocketing over past four years. Currently, the Czech Republic hosts more than 180 shared service centers with over 65.000 employees. The annual revenue of the sector is 3 billion dollars (75 billion
“In this world nothing can be said to be certain, except death and taxes.” — Benjamin Franklin, in a letter to Jean-Baptiste Leroy, 1789 Whether you file taxes on your own or rely on a tax consultant, knowing the tax system and tax deductions will help you save money and time. This is a general overview
“Thank you. I think the Job Fair is a good idea for people who want to find the best job.” – Anonymous visitor of the job fair The third JobSpin.cz Multilingual Job Fair Powered by Prague.TV took place last Saturday at Anglo-American University Prague. We can report: our mission – to connect employers with talented
The Czech Republic ranked among the most favorable countries for relocation among foreigners around the world in Expat Insider’s 2016 opinion poll. It’s not a surprise. Firstly, there are a lot of multinational companies seeking people with language skills and international experience; secondly, living standard is good; and finally, it’s a beautiful country. You have
