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Social insurance – who, how much and where

10. February 2024

6 minutes of reading

Tradesmen and companies

Social security is a levy that almost all working people have to pay. It is a substantial part of our wages. However, many people do not know why they pay social security and how much is actually deducted from their wages or salary. In this article we give you the answers to who has to pay social security, where and how much. In addition, we will also tell you where all the money actually goes.

Execution by sale of real estate

10. February 2024

7 minutes of reading

Real Estate

Foreclosure by sale of the property is a very crucial step that should only be taken as a last resort if other foreclosure options have failed. Which properties may be affected by foreclosure and under what circumstances may it affect the debtor's own home in which they live?

Workwear, work boots and protective work equipment

9. February 2024

6 minutes of reading

Labour law

You can find workwear and equipment in many professions. However, there are often questions about who is actually obliged to pay for them - the employee or the employer? We will therefore look at what the law says in this article.

Re-training offer from the Job Centre

8. February 2024

7 minutes of reading

Labour law

Not satisfied with your temporary job? Feeling burnt out or having trouble finding a job in your field? Retraining exists for exactly these cases. It can help you to deepen your knowledge or change your current field completely. The Job Centre can be of great help. It can save you tens of thousands on retraining courses. You can find out exactly how this works in this article.

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What the Job Centre can offer

7. February 2024

7 minutes of reading

Labour law

Many of us associate the Job Centre with failure, the inability to find work and socially disadvantaged citizens. But that's not all it's about. The Jobcentre has a much wider remit than just benefits and finding a new job. It provides many more services and should help everyone, not just the unemployed. Find out how you can use the Job Centre in this article.

Have you signed up for a flat tax? What can you expect from it?

6. February 2024

6 minutes of reading

Tradesmen and companies

Until 10 January, Czech citizens had the opportunity to register for the simplified flat-rate tax regime. What are the benefits of this tax and when should it be avoided? This is the subject of our current article.

How to buy a cheap property at auction?

5. February 2024

9 minutes of reading

Real Estate

Are you tempted to buy a cheap property at a foreclosure auction but don't know how to go about it? We'll walk you through the entire process step-by-step so you can be confident.

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Can reduced protection of workers’ rights contribute to economic development?

4. February 2024

7 minutes of reading

Labour law

How could prosperity be increased in our country? Expert advisers to the Czech government have come up with a seemingly paradoxical solution. One of the partial recipes, according to them, could be to limit the rights of employees. This way is inspired by the Danish Flexicurity model, which seems to be functional and effective in Denmark. What does it consist of and how could it be applied to the Czech context?

Constitutional Court: some of us should take a higher level of criticism

4. February 2024

5 minutes of reading

Other legal issues

There is certainly nothing praiseworthy about slandering others. However, it is necessary to distinguish between what is "merely" immoral and what can be considered an illegal act or even a crime. Moreover, it may vary from case to case, and some persons should endure a higher level of criticism. This is the conclusion reached by the Constitutional Court in its January ruling.

The energy giant failed in its fight with the environmental association. No misuse of its work, according to the court

4. February 2024

6 minutes of reading

Other legal issues

ČEZ sued Greenpeace, which, in its opinion, misused its advertising spot. While it found a defence in the court of first instance, both the court of second instance and the Supreme Court found in favour of Greenpeace. The Constitutional Court then brought a comprehensive and detailed interpretation of what freedom of expression entails, when a new work is created and what its protection is. And it upheld the right to satire by an environmental association.

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Social insurance – who, how much and where

Execution by sale of real estate

Workwear, work boots and protective work equipment

Re-training offer from the Job Centre

Get advice from online lawyers

What the Job Centre can offer

Have you signed up for a flat tax? What can you expect from it?

How to buy a cheap property at auction?

Can reduced protection of workers’ rights contribute to economic development?

Constitutional Court: some of us should take a higher level of criticism

The energy giant failed in its fight with the environmental association. No misuse of its work, according to the court

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