Czech Republic doubled the quotas on the admission of workers from Ukraine

The Czech government has doubled the quota on the admission of workers from Ukraine to 19 600 per year. This is done to help firms who have a labor shortage, said the Minister of foreign Affairs of the Czech Republic Martin Stropnicky, reports True European.

In 2017, the quota for the admission of Ukrainians to work was at 9600 people a year, and even earlier – 3800.

In the Czech Republic has the lowest unemployment rate in the EU and 2.3%. But the labor shortage is for local businesses the main issue.

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