Getting a job and working in Czech Republic is one of the reasons why one might want to acquire a residence permit in Europe (an example of this would be a residence permit in Latvia). Working in Czech Republic also allows you to enjoy all the benefits of residing in the EU, such as freedom of moving in the Schengen area, the chance to be employed and do business in the member-states with fewer requirement, as well as travel to European destinations without the need for a visa (with some exceptions).
Vacancies
As of now, there are approximately 289 630 vacancies available in Czech Republic. That is 6.2% of all the job positions, both occupied and vacant, in the country.
Wages and expenses
In Czech Republic the minimum wage is EUR 518.97, while the average salary is EUR 1322.
A single person in Czech Republic spends an average of EUR 559 per month, not including rent.
Workweek
The standard workweek in Czech Republic is 8 hours a day or 40 hours a week.
Trade unions
Trade unions are organizations that protect the rights of workers, and help them settle potential disputes with employers. In Czech Republic, an employee may use the support pf the following unions:
Czech-Moravian Confederation of Trade Unions
Association of Autonomous Trade Unions of the Czech Republic
Confederation of art and culture
Useful resources
If you are planning to work in Czech Republic, it is useful to know the following information and contacts of organizations.
