Employing in Czech Republic made simple
Growing your workforce in Czech Republic doesn’t need to be complex. Speak with our team to see how TopSource EOR makes it easy to hire in new countries, without setting up entities or getting lost in local regulations.
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Employer of Record services are only one way that we help you accelerate your global growth goals. From talent advisory to entity management, we give you the tools you need to research, enter and expand into your key markets.
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Find, hire & onboard the highly skilled team members you need in each locality.
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Frequently asked questions
Yes. We manage employer social security and health insurance contributions, which together run to roughly 33.8% of gross salary (24.8% social security plus 9% health insurance), along with income tax withholding. Czech labor law sets a statutory minimum of four weeks’ annual leave and detailed rules under the Labour Code governing notice, probation, and termination.
Meal vouchers or a meal contribution (stravenky), a 13th month payment (common practice though not legally mandated), and the ‘cafeteria’ flexible benefits system, which lets employees choose from a menu of perks such as sports, wellness, or education vouchers with favorable tax treatment, are all standard in competitive Czech offers.
Statutory notice is a minimum of two months for most grounds, and Czech labor law limits the grounds on which an employer can lawfully terminate a contract without employee agreement, making mutual termination agreements (dohoda) a common and often faster alternative in practice. Severance, where applicable, depends on the reason for termination and can range from one to three months’ average earnings.
An EOR can typically onboard within one to two weeks for social security and health insurance registration, compared with the several weeks needed to incorporate a Czech entity (such as an s.r.o.) and register with the tax office, social security administration, and health insurance company.
The Czech Republic’s limited statutory grounds for termination and layered social/health contribution structure require local expertise to navigate correctly. An EOR manages that compliance and carries the liability, making it a practical route for companies building nearshore engineering teams in Central Europe.
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