You can look for a new job before leaving your current employer. Your residence status and work authorisation determine when you can start. This 2026 guide explains your paperwork and the new employer’s responsibilities.
Check your employment end date, collect the necessary documents and arrange Labour Office registration and health insurance. Foreign workers also need to check their residence conditions.
In 2026, the Czech Labour Office may cover retraining costs up to CZK 50,000. Learn who can receive an allowance during training and how to apply on time.
Looking for a job in Czechia with accommodation? This 2026 guide explains where to search, what to verify before arrival and how to calculate the real costs.
Learn how to spot a fake job offer, verify an employer or employment agency in Czechia, and protect your money, documents and personal data.
Work in a brewery requires attention to detail, technical thinking and a willingness to work in shifts. Take a look at an overview of positions and requirements in brewery operations
Bakery Work Explained: find out what positions are available, what a typical workday looks like, what shifts you can expect, and what you need for employment in a bakery operation
Work in Prague offers a wide range of job opportunities across various fields. Find out what working in Prague looks like, what the conditions are, and what to expect
Important changes effective from 1 January 2026.
The tax and contribution system in the Czech Republic includes personal income tax, social insurance, and health insurance.
Butcher Job Explained: find out what working in the meat industry involves, what the working conditions and shifts are like, and what requirements employers expect from employees
