Are you thinking about moving and starting a new life in the Czech Republic? Find out about the employment market situation in the country, whether Prague or Brno fits you best, what industries are booming and the salary levels that go along with each sector in the last of our series of three articles. Photo
Are you thinking about moving to the Czech Republic to start a new life? Find out about the employment market in the country, whether Prague or Brno fits you best, what industries are booming and the salary levels that go along with each sector, in the second of our series of three articles. Photo Credit:
Is the Czech Republic on your mind to move to and start your new life? Find out about the employment market situation in the country, whether Prague or Brno fits you best, which industries are booming, and what kind of salary you can expect in those sectors, in the first of our series of three
Text written by Giorgia Maura, edited for Jobspin. Title photo: stock image. The minimum hourly wage in the Czech Republic has risen by 54% in the past ten years to CZK 139. The cost of living rose by 20.2% over the same period, and national labor productivity increased by 16%. Czech Rep., Sep 30 (JS)
The unemployment rate in the Czech Republic stood at 2.8% in August, according to new figures from the Czech Statistical Office. This is an increase of almost 1% from the beginning of 2020. However, compared to other EU Member States, the Czech unemployment rate is still the lowest. Written by Kimberley Bingel, edited for Jobspin
According to a survey that ranks cities according to the cost of living for expatriates, all four Visegrad capitals have dropped in the rankings compared with 2018, with Bratislava seeing the largest relative decrease. Of the four, Prague is considered the most expensive. Photo: Prague bridges. Credit: ZM / Jobspin. Czech Rep., Jun 11 (JS)
For the first time ever, the Czech average monthly wage has risen above CZK 34,000 (circa EUR 1,280), after a year-on-year increase of 5%. Although the coronavirus crisis has led to wage cuts for many employees, lay-offs, particularly of low-income employees, have increased the average wage further. Written by Tessa Adamson Czech Rep., Jun 8
The average wage has steadily been rising in the Czech Republic in recent years. In Q3 2019, the Czech Statistical Office (CZSO) reported that the average wage in the Czech Republic had increased to CZK 33,697, a real terms year-on-year growth of 4.3%. Although increasing, Czech wages are still only a third of those in
Photo credit: Freepik. CZ, Feb. 19 (JS) – Does checking your finances – especially near the end of the month – always makes you feel a little like weeping? Do you feel that you are working too hard for what you are being paid? Then it is time to take some steps to eliminate these
Czechia is the second country least threatened by poverty in the EU, with just 3.4%. Finland topped the index. Photo: Prague / credit: ZM / Jobspin. Czech Rep., Feb 9 (JS) – According to data published by the EU statistical office Eurostat (31-1-2020), in 2018, one in ten employed people over the age of 18
