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Category: Jobs & Employment
Category for articles about working in the Czech republic.
Big Changes in Employment for Foreigners in Czechia Starting July 1, 2024
#ImmiUpdatesCzechia From July 1, 2024, there are important updates for expats working (or considering working) in the Czech Republic. These changes aim to simplify the employment process and open the job market to more foreign professionals. Find out what you need to know in our article.
Comprehensive Guide to Parental and Child Allowance
#LifeInCzechia Parental allowance and child allowance policies are crucial in supporting young families. The aim is to provide financial support and time off work for new parents after maternity leave ends. In the Czech Republic, the government has implemented a comprehensive system to ensure the well-being of both parents and their children. Find out more about these benefits in our article.
Changes in Work Agreements – What Is New In 2024?
#ImmiUpdatesCzechia Outside regular employment relationships, there are two types of work agreements in the Czech Republic – DPP and DPČ. From 2024, there are several changes to pay attention to. These have brought new obligations and rights for both employers and fixed-term employees. What should you know? Check it out in our article!
Trade Licence in the Czech Republic: All You Need to Know
#ImmiUpdatesCzechia Would you like to do business in the Czech Republic but you don’t know how? Then all you need is to acquire a trade licence (or “živnostenský list” in Czech). How do you apply for one and under what conditions? Discover all of it in this article and become an entrepreneur today!
Employee Card In a Nutshell: All You Need to Know
#ImmiUpdatesCzechia Are you a non-EU resident looking for long-term employment in the Czech Republic? There are several visa options you could choose from. But, the Employee Card might be the most appealing to you. How do you apply for one? What conditions need to be met? Discover all of it in this article!
Blue Card: Here Is All You Need to Know About It
#ImmiUpdatesCzechia You may be familiar with its name – the Blue Card – an exclusive residence permit for third-country nationals aspiring to engage in long-term employment in the Czech Republic. How to obtain one? What are the conditions? Does it have any advantages over the employee card? Discover that in this article!
How to Write a Motivational Letter and Secure a Job Interview in the Czech Republic
#LifeInCzechia Are you seeking a job in the Czech Republic and want to make a lasting impression on potential employers? A well-crafted motivational letter can be your key to securing a job interview. In this guide, we’ll walk you through the process of writing an impactful motivational letter that highlights your skills, experiences, and passion. By the end of this article, you’ll be equipped with the knowledge to write a compelling letter that increases your chances of getting noticed and invited for an interview.
How to Obtain a Driving License in Czechia?
#LifeInCzechia Public transport is cheap, environment friendly, and efficient… But there is nothing like the freedom of just driving your car directly to your destination. Plus, a car is a necessity in secluded areas, for families with children, and for overall comfort. It can also help you get a job! What do you need to do to obtain one? Find out in our article!
Why I Chose to Come Back to Brno
#LifeInCzechia I am currently a senior at Pennsylvania State University as a Telecommunications Major with a Digital Media Trends and Analytics Minor through the Bellisario College of Communications. I grew up the daughter of a Marine and had the opportunity to travel to twenty countries, more than half of the United States, and I lived in Okinawa, Japan for two and a half years. During this final Summer before I graduate in December I decided to intern with Foreigners.cz in Brno. I studied abroad last Summer in Brno for six weeks and in that time fell in love with the city, culture, and people. Through that experience I realized that I want to work and live outside of the United States after I graduate.