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)
Jobspin presents a general guide to creating job adverts that will help you find the right candidate, along with plenty of examples and free job ad template. Title photo: Freepik / Stock image. Nowadays, like anything else on the Internet, job vacancies need to be advertised. To attract the right candidate, employers must create engaging
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 new so-called traffic light system places European countries in red, orange, and green zones, according to their epidemiological situation. Anyone entering the Czech Republic from a green zone country, including Germany, Croatia, and Slovakia, will no longer need to provide a negative Covid test. Restrictions imposed by other countries will still apply. Map: Ministry
This week, the Czech Ministry of Finance has proposed a package of tax changes for 2021, including an alternative scheme to the popular job benefit “stravenky” (food vouchers). Title image: stock photo / Pixabay. Czechia, May 29 (JS) – The Ministry of Finance has announced a proposed alternative to the “stravenky” scheme, which sees many
International connections should resume from May 11. However, many neighboring states have closed their borders to foreigners, and so travel options will remain severely limited. It is also not clear what conditions will apply to cross-border transport. Meanwhile, those whose visas or visa-free travel periods are about to expire can legally stay in the Czech
The coronavirus and the related crisis we are now living through have disrupted life in all aspects around the globe, and made permanent changes to the economy. We spoke to Mark Harrison, the founder of the Association of Credit for Central and Eastern Europe, about what we can expect: more green alternatives, more local sourcing
Businesses are expected to take this opportunity to shift their retail operations to the virtual environment and increase automation in their production and logistical processes. This global pandemic is both a reminder and a motivation for all retailers to be agile and innovative. Title photo: via Pexels stock photo database. Czech Rep., Apr 22 (JS)
Many businesses have not been able to access government support. They also fear that recent government plans to ease restrictions will not happen quickly enough to save them. Photo credit: Freepik / For illustrative purposes. Czech Rep., Apr 20 (JS) – The Chamber of Commerce has highlighted the tangle of bureaucracy and lack of clarity
The Czech Ministry of Labor expects a possible 5% rise in unemployment due to the coronavirus outbreak. The southern European economies had been struggling with high unemployment long before the coronavirus emergency. So how is the recruiting process working now? Will coronavirus lead to even more people moving around Europe for work than ever before?
