Recent news
Latest items of recent news relevant to Czech Republic as reported in our fortnightly newswire ‘Dernières nouvelles’.
Czech Republic: Stores must close on specified days
An opening ban on stores with floor areas of 200 square meters or more will apply next year on January 1st, Easter Monday, May 8th, September 28th, October 28th, December 24th (afternoons to midnight), December 25th and December 26th …
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Czech Republic: Minimum wage boost
On October 5th, the Czech Republic government approved an increase in the minimum monthly wage to 11,000 crowns ($US456), a rise of 1,100 crowns ($US 46) starting 2017 …
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Czech Republic: Rise in real earnings
Over the year to Q2 2016 median gross monthly employment earnings in the Czech Republic rose by 4 …
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Czech Republic: Making the unemployed work
The Czech Labour and Social Affairs Ministry is committed to reducing long-term unemployment, in spite of a recent failed experiment aimed at making it pay to work rather than remain on state benefits …
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Czech Republic: Inflationary minimum wage proposal
After lengthy consultation with both sides of Industry, the Czech Ministry of Labour and Social Affairs has proposed that the national minimum wage should rise on January 1st 2017 by 11 …
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Czech Republic: Car manufacturer concludes pay deal
The Czech car manufacturer Skoda Auto has concluded a wage deal with trade unions …
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Czech Republic: Call to remove lower minimum wage rate for persons with disabilities
An application has been made to the Constitutional Court by the Czech State ‘Defender of Public Rights’ (PDR), Ombudswoman Anna Šabatová, to annul the separate minimum wage for people with disabilities …
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Czech Republic: New public holiday approved
In the Czech Republic both houses of parliament have now approved a draft law that will make Good Friday an official non-working public holiday from 2016 …
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Czech Republic: Employees may continue working pending renewal of work permit
Under new rules which came into effect on August 17th 2015, non-EU nationals are now permitted to continue working in the Czech Republic whilst they await renewal of their Employee Card …
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Czech Republic: No duty to reveal criminal convictions that have been removed from the register
The issue of pre-employment background checks was recently brought before the Supreme Court of the Czech Republic …
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Czech Republic: Minimum wages increase approved
The government of the Czech Republic has now approved the draft regulation submitted by the Minister of Labour and Social Affairs to increase the national minimum wage …
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Czech Republic: Proposal to increase the national minimum wage
The Czech Republic’s Ministry of Labour and Social Affairs has proposed increasing the monthly national minimum wage by 700 koruna (28 …
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Czech Republic: Occupational accident statistics
According to data published by the State Labour Inspectorate, there were 45,058 workplace accidents in the Czech Republic in 2014 …
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Czech Republic: Median wage statistics
According to the Czech Statistical Office, the median wage in the Czech Republic rose by 2 …
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Czech Republic: Pay deal reached with car maker
Last month the Czech Republic’s biggest car maker, Skoda Auto, reached an agreement with trade unions to increase wages by 3 …
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