HILL Country Report: Czech Republic
28.08.2008 - Since turning away from communism in 1989, the Czech Republic has made significant economic progress and the country now has a solidly performing market economy.
Nowadays the Czech Republic is enjoying stable economic growth, which makes it attractive not only as the country of investments in production and distribution, but is seen - due to the number of well skilled scientists - also as one of the research centers for the whole CEE.
The Czech Republic lies at the heart of Europe, sharing its borders with Germany, Poland, Slovakia and Austria. Comprised of three historic territories – Bohemia, Moravia and Silesia (the latter of which it shares with Poland) – the country's modern geopolitical structure is made up of 14 recently formed regions and 77 districts. Read more >>
As the Czech Republic has entered the EU, the range of trade and investment opportunities has grown. Expectations are that exporters will continue to profit from the Czech Republic's economic transformation, as major upgrades of pollution control equipment, telecommunications equipment and and medical services continue. Read more >>
Education, Personnel and Labor Market
Skoda auto, Foxconn, Arcelor Mittal Steel, TPCA automotive and Panasonic AVC were among the top ten companies in the Czech Republic (by revenue) in 2006. They are all pleased with conditions in the Czech Republic. They all praise the Czech Republic’s highly qualified, less expensive and available labor force. Read more >>
Competent On-site Personnel Consulting
HILL International Czech Republic has been already active on Czech market for 18 years. Services offered are based on expertise, trust and person-centered approach, and perfect relations both with clients and candidates. Many domestic and international clients have already benefited from the knowledge, experience and advice of the team. Read more >>
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