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A country in Central Europe, Czechia (formerly Czech Republic) has 10 million inhabitants. Independent since its "friendly" separation from Slovakia in 1993, the country becomes a member of the European Union in 2004, at the same moment as other neighboring Visegrad group countries. Czechia is not a member of Eurozone. Its RFT sector, internationally very active, profits from its dynamic manufacturing sector and the German market in its vicinity.
Czechia is part of the European program of CNR. The first study on its RFT sector was carried out in 2010.
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The Czech road haulage sector is increasingly aligning itself with the standards of its western neighbours. In terms of social policy, the eight previous minimum wage bands, which were based on job responsibility, will be abolished from 2024. They will be replaced by four new pay grades based on the employee’s level of education. However, the Czech Republic […]
In the field of TRM, as in many other sectors, the Czech Republic appears to be moving closer to the economic sphere of its large neighbour, Germany, whilst distancing itself from the model of Eastern European economies. In just a few years, the Czech TRM sector has shifted gear and reached a level of maturity usually seen in countries […]
CNR study on the Czech road transport market – new edition A highly active flag in Central Europe, the success of Czech hauliers is a long-standing one, thanks to a strong local industry and integration with the region’s largest economies, notably Germany. The Czech flag’s competitive advantage rests primarily on meticulous cost management […]
In order to present TRM’s activities at European level, the CNR is publishing a series of standardised country profiles focusing primarily on the Central and Eastern European Countries (CEECs) and certain major European flags. This country profile was produced by the CNR using statistical databases from Eurostat and the country’s national statistical office. […]