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Overview of the latest economic events in the Czech Republic The Czech Statistical Office (CSO) announced that the unemployment rate rose to 3.8 % in January 2025, ...

The Labour Office of the Czech Republic registered a total of 320,516 jobseekers as of 31 January 2025, 14,038 more than in December 2024.

As of 31 December 2024, the Labour Office of the Czech Republic registered a total of 306 478 jobseekers, 16 053 more than in November. The share of the unemployed at the end of the year increased ...

The Labour Office of the Czech Republic (ÚP) registered a total of 290 425 job seekers as of 30 November 2024, 1,422 more than in October. The share of ...

Employment rateThe proportion of employed persons to the total population aged 15-64 reached 75.0 % in October. Compared to October 2023, it decreased by 0.2 percentage points. The employment rate for men ...

The Labour Office of the Czech Republic (ÚP ČR) registered a total of 289 003 job seekers as of 31 October 2024, 1 902 fewer than in September. ...

To increase the employment of disadvantaged people, such as the low-skilled, disabled, long-term unemployed, over 50, caring for ...

The most significant factor affecting the labour market in September is the arrival of fresh school leavers, with 3,023 new graduates in September alone.

From the Czech point of view, today's figures from the labour market for August belonged to the Czech Republic. The market was expecting the unemployment rate to be higher during the second holiday month ...

A stable unemployment rate is typical for the holiday season, and employers usually do not make significant staff changes in view of the holidays. Already at the end of the month ...