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
In the second quarter of 2020 there was a gross monthly wage increase of 0.5% over last year. The Czech Statistical Office (CZSO) also reported that, as prices had increased 3.1%, real wages had seen a drop of 2.5%. The first time this has happened since the end of 2013. The average monthly salary now
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 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
Many jobs are seeing salary increases well above inflation. A lot of employees have seen salary improvements of 8-9 percent in the last year. However, there are huge variations in different sectors and the biggest increases have been seen in Finance and Education. If you are missing out, perhaps it’s time for a new job.
Yesterday, the Czech Statistical Office released data on the average and median income in the Czech Republic. The country with the lowest unemployment in the EU (2.7%) has reported a year-on-year average wage increase of over 7%. Photo: Stock picture. Prague, Czech Republic, Jun 5 (JS) – In the first quarter of 2019, the average
“Never in my wildest dreams could I have imagined that when I entered the company in 2016, my career would develop in this direction,” says Nenad, a Training Specialist and Coordinator at Lufthansa InTouch Brno, discussing his relocation to the Czech Republic for a new job. Sharing his experiences of finding a new job and
Last year, over 450 job-seekers attended the Jobspin Multilingual Job Fair. Are you ready for the upcoming fifth edition on Saturday? Read more about what you can do in preparation, and what you can expect in this spring’s job fair. Photo: Jobspin Job Fair, 2018. Brno, Mar 20 (JS) – If you aren’t sure what
In 2018, the average wage reached CZK 31,885 (around EUR 1.244, USD 1.395). Eighty percent of Czech employees received wages between CZK 14.475 and CZK 54,320 last year. Czech. Rep., Mar 8 (JS) – Reported by the Czech Statistical Office (CZSO), the fourth quarter of 2018 showed that the average gross monthly nominal wage of
Statistics showed that there were 524,000 foreigners living in the Czech Republic at the end of 2017. With many of them coming to work, Jobspin conducted interviews to see what the expatriates’ ratio on earnings and spendings are, and experts’ advice for moving to and living in Czechia. Czech. Rep., Mar 5 (JS) – “It’s
