The Czech economy has been booming for the last few years, and maybe you are thinking about moving there. Yet, you are worried: what are the best paying jobs in Prague? Which field has the best salary? Should you move to Brno instead? In this article, we will give you an overview of the salary
Before looking for a job, it’s important to choose the type of contract that best suits your needs. Part-time positions often allow you to gather the experience you need before moving forward, or just give you enough money and time to take care of yourself and your loved ones. Photo: Stock picture / Freepik. For
Finding a job after leaving university can be a challenge. Job offers often require a few years of experience, which you might not be able to obtain during your studies. So, what is the key to get the right job immediately after graduating? Title photo: Stock pictures / Jobspin. Look at the Job Market –
The general unemployment rate reached 2.2% in December 2018 and decreased by 0.2%, year-on-year. Photo credit: Jobspin.cz. Prague, Feb 4 (JS) – On January 31, 2019, the Czech Statistical Office (CZSO) reported that the employment rate of the aged 15–64 years, seasonally adjusted, reached 75.4% in December 2018 and increased by 0.9% compared to that in
Czech Statistical Office (CZSO) Business Confidence Survey for January 2019: Across the sectors surveyed, the results were mixed, with some indicators showing decreases and others remaining unchanged. Title image: Pixabay. Prague, Jan 30 (JS) – On one hand, the consumer confidence index is unchanged from December, though on certain indicators, such as concern about unemployment,
Apart from improving the financial situation of those working on minimum wage, the CZK 1,150 increase in the minimum wage will have an impact on tax duties. Prague, Jan 8 (JS) – “The increase in the minimum wage is not limited to 150,000 people [the number of workers on minimum wage, according to the Ministry of
On Wednesday, the government adopted a joint recommendation by the Ministry of Finance and the Czech National Bank not to set a target date for adoption of the euro in the Czech Republic yet. The Czech Republic will most likely fulfil all the Maastricht convergence criteria in 2018. The only criterion the country has not
The Czech government has approved a rise in the minimum wage of CZK 1,150 from January 2019. Minister of Labour and Social Affairs Jana Maláčová is also proposing new legislation that should guarantee an automatic increase every January based on developments in the gross average wage. Photo credit: Pexels. Prepared by Eda Yildiz The minimum wage
The unemployment rate in the Czech Republic fell to its lowest level in more than 21 years this October. Photo: Bruce Mars // Pexels. The fall in the unemployment rate in the Czech Republic since the beginning of this year continues. Last month, unemployment fell slightly to 2.8%. Previous figures from the Czech Labour Office reported
The Czech Republic has reached a new record high in gross monthly nominal wages, according to a recent report from the Czech Statistical Office (CZSO). In the second quarter of 2018, the average gross monthly nominal wage reached CZK 31,851, up CZK 2,515 from the same month last year. In Q2 2018, the median wage
