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Germans lead in wages among foreigners
A government analysis shows several nationalities earn
Some foreigners who work in the Czech Republic have a higher average wage than employees with Czech citizenship. On average, Germans, Slovaks and Russians and Romanians are better off than Czechs in the Czech Republic.
This statistic may be a bit misleading, though, as the numbers of these foreigners are small, and many of the foreign workers are in management roles
The comparison of salaries by citizenship showed Slovaks ranked second with an average 2017 wage of Kč 37,609. Also ahead of Czechs were citizens of the Russian Federation at Kč 36,469 and Romania at Kč 33,956.
Romanians also considerably outperform Czechs in non-manual professions, where their average wage was Kč 57,167. Bulgarians in non-manual professions get Kč 53,505.
Czechs in the same category earned an average of Kč 37,000 last year
Raiffeisenbank's chief economist Helena Horská told daily Mladá
The parent company will send its own managers to oversee its Czech branch.
German companies, for example, prefer to send managers from Germany, especially when a branch is starting up.
Data from used by the Ministry of Labor and Social Affairs. shows that there are just 1,200 employees with German citizenship in the Czech Republic. Slovaks have some 65,000 citizens registered as workers. Ukrainians account for 24,500.
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