We are delighted to announce the launch of IEL’s Guide to Pay Transparency edited by Freshfields and our contribution for Czech jurisdiction, prepared by Arthur Braun and Lucie Kalašová.
Designed to increase fairness and reduce gender pay gaps by giving current and prospective employees better information for their careers, pay transparency laws are being introduced worldwide. But with legislation varying from jurisdiction to jurisdiction, multinational employers face challenges maintaining compliance and limiting exposure to employee claims.
IEL’s Guide to Pay Transparency provides a comprehensive overview of remuneration disclosure rules across 24 jurisdictions worldwide, as well as advice on how to mitigate risk, and create more transparent and equitable workplaces. You can use the guide to compare queries quickly and easily across various jurisdictions. For ease of reference, users can conduct their research online or download a PDF of just the questions and answers that matter to them, or save whole chapters for later review.
IEL and our contributors will continue to update the guide regularly to reflect changes in legislation, including the transposition of the Pay Transparency Directive, over the months and years.
You can read the whole guide here.
As of 1 April 2023 there is an important change for employers in the registration of new and existing employees with temporary protection and in uninsured activities in the CSSA (Czech Social Security Administration, ČSSZ) register.
On August 1, 2022, the President of the Czech Republic signed into law a new act amending the Energy Act and the Act on Promoted Energy Sources. The amendment will enter into force shortly, but the implementing regulations will be decisive in practice:
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