We are not open yet

You clicked a button expecting a chat. Here is the honest reason there is not one, and what this site is for in the meantime.

Why there is no contact here

A Czech employment agency needs two things before it can lawfully place anyone: a registered legal entity with an IČO, and a licence for employment mediation from the Ministry of Labour. Neither exists for us yet. Until both do, publishing a phone number would mean collecting passport details we have no legal basis to hold — so we publish nothing.

When those numbers exist they will appear in the footer of every page on this site, and you will be able to check both in the public registers yourself before you speak to us. Here is how to run that check →

What this site is useful for right now

Everything on it that is not a vacancy is real and sourced, and none of it depends on us being open for business:

What Czech factory work actually pays — from the state ISPV wage survey, net of tax and deductions, not from job adverts
Employer profiles — pay, shift patterns, housing and enforcement history, built from Czech public sources
Twenty guides to the permit process, your rights on an A1 posting, and what an agency may and may not charge you
How to spot a fake agency — the part that will save you money whoever you end up going through

The vacancies on this site are marked as examples. They show the format and real market rates, but no position is open and none of them is marked up as a job posting for search engines.