This Saturday, October 21, at JobSpin.cz Multilingual Job Fair Prague powered by Prague TV, you will have the opportunity to meet representatives from 20 world-known companies that want to fill their job vacancies with multilingual people from all over the world. The event is perfect for foreigners and multilingual people who want to find a job
At JobSpin.cz Multilingual Job Fair powered by Brno Daily, you will have the chance to meet representatives from companies that seek new employees with outstanding language skills and international background. This event is perfect for all expatriate and multilingual job seekers in Brno! You can expect presentations for job-seekers, assistance for foreigners from expat centers, and
The number of job-seekers in the Czech Republic is the lowest since 1998. Most job vacancies are in manufacturing and the country has been nicknamed European assembly center. What does the future hold for Czech labor market? Too many jobs Czech companies claim insufficient pool of workers. Czech labor market has reached its bottom, Czech news
Debilitating job? Not something expats in Czechia would need to experience! The absence of overworking and stress makes expats in the Czech Republic the most satisfied ones in the world. In the Working Abroad Index 2017, the Czech Republic ranks again the highest overall rating. Although Germany or Luxembourg are often presented as the lands
Both, minimum wage and average gross wage in the Czech Republic keep rising. Increased minimum wage by January 2018 and rapid rise of average monthly wage noted in the second quarter of 2017. Both, minimum wage and dynamic average monthly wage are interrelated and result from healthy economy and labor shortage. Job must be worth
August 15, 2017 brought significant changes for foreigners in terms of both residency status and running a business. Rules are stricter and unclear. More backing documents and less carelessness for employees and corporations – that is the Amendment. Photo: Pixabay The following applies to non-EU nationals residing in the Czech Republic. 5 instead of 2 years
An Amendment to the Labor Law from July 29, 2017 concerns employment agencies and alternative employment arrangements for unemployed. Changes allegedly target frauds and social insecurities concerning employment. How does it work and why do we need the changes? News in Labor Law: Employment agencies fall under stricter rules – even retroactively. Unemployed and registered
Universum Global Workforce Happiness Index ranks the Czech Republic as the 9th country worldwide with the happiest employees. Photo: Pexels Universum country manager, Tomas Rašner said, “Stronger loyalty towards an employer might be caused by a traditional Czech characteristic – being rather settled down, calm and stable”, Business Insider reported. He added that according to
Repeatedly, Czech employees have been among the top 10 happiest on the planet. Yet, about a million of the current employees in the Czech Republic are thinking about changing their jobs. Why? Photo: Pixabay “There is mere 14% of employees who wouldn’t not pick up another job at all in the Czech market. The others consider a
On Friday, August 4, the Czech National Bank made a bold move and increased the ever-static two-week repo and Lombard rates. 2W repo rate has been increased by 20 basis points, making it 0.25% with Lombard adding another 25 to 0.5%. First, let’s look at the definitions of these rates. Two-week repo (or repossession, repurchase)
