300,000 jobs could disappear from Czechia, retraining is needed
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The Labor and Social Affairs Ministry and labor offices plan to allocate CZK 5 billion to invest heavily in human capital and support digital retraining.
EXPLAINED: Can job adverts in Czechia seek only native speakers?
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For companies, the line between asking for legitimate skills and unfairly discriminating against jobseekers is often blurred: we explain what the law says.
Real wages to rise in 2024 as Czech firms aim to attract more employees
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Last year saw a lack of skilled candidates applying for jobs due to poor wages – however, trends in the labor market are set to shift in 2024.
Czechia's new whistleblower laws apply to small companies from today
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Around half of all firms that need to introduce new whistleblowing systems report problems in doing so, however.
Faster hiring and no discrimination: Generations sound off on job hunting in Czechia
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Many young people said employers were not communicative and transparent enough, whereas older generations faced age discrimination.
MultiSport no more? Czech companies to slash benefits due to austerity package
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A new survey shows that 40 percent of employers plan to cut perks like meal vouchers, language classes, and fitness plans.
New study predicts which jobs in Czechia will be most impacted by AI
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About a third of Czechs believe artificial intelligence will impact their jobs within five years, according to a new Charles University/Ipsos study.
Czech lawmakers approve bill to simplify process of hiring foreigners
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The Chamber of Deputies has passed an amendment to reduce bureaucracy and redefine illegal employment.
PM Fiala bets on US chip center to restart Czech economy
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Following a visit to Rožnov pod Radhoštěm today, Prime Minister Petr Fiala said Czechia has significant chances to become a European chip center.
The Czech govt. is counting on foreigners to fill critical labor shortages
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Experts, however, say that a proposal by the Ministry of Industry and Trade to increase the foreign workforce by 20,000 is insufficient.
Czechia's reimbursement plan for remote workers could take effect next month
Under the proposal, employees who work from home will receive an extra 4.60 crowns per hour to help cover energy costs and other office expenses.
Seeking greater fulfillment in your professional life? Consider coach training
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Two decades ago, Norbert Riethof brought a new type of personal and professional development to Czechia. Today, there’s more demand for his work than ever.
Leader Talks: Novartis’ Bilal Abdus Samad on Prague’s strategic significance
The Head of Novartis’ Corporate Center in Prague discusses the city’s strengths as a business hub and employees’ opportunities for growth.
10 interview tips for landing your dream tech job in Czechia
If you're an IT specialist, your skills may be in high demand, but skills alone aren't enough to ace an interview.
Czech trade unions push for increase in minimum wage to CZK 19,500 monthly
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The Czech-Moravian Confederation of Trade Unions is advocating for a significant rise in the country's minimum wage, up to CZK 19,500 from next year.
Our space: Desk sharing is reshaping the Czech office layout
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With people continuing to work from home on a regular basis, companies can save money by having workers share space.
Czechia's major whistleblowing law comes into force on Aug. 1
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The new act will make it much safer to report employers' wrongdoings via the creation of an official, transparent channel to investigate complaints.
