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The minimum living wage (MDM) for full-time work, to cover the costs of an adult with a child, should reach at least 48,336 crowns per month. It increased by 2,471 crowns year-on-year. In Prague and Brno, where housing costs are higher, it even reached 56,912 crowns, which is an increase of 2,959 crowns. The data for 2025 was calculated by the Platform for a Minimum Living Wage.
The minimum living wage for last year was 48,336 crowns gross nationwide, and 56,912 crowns in Prague and Brno. It was calculated by experts from the Platform for a Minimum Living Wage. However, they also stated that about 63 percent of employees will not reach it. This is the amount of remuneration for full-time work, which is intended to cover the necessary costs of housing, food, transportation, healthcare, education and other living necessit…
Minimum Decent Wage in The Czech Republic Was CZK 48,336 in 2025, Says Study
The ‘minimum decent wage’ for full-time work in the Czech Republic, enough to cover the needs of an adult with a child, leisure time and some savings, was CZK 48,336 before tax last year, a year-on-year increase of roughly CZK 2,500, as calculated by the Platform for a Minimum Decent Wage. In Prague and Brno, the minimum decent gross income was CZK 56,912 due to high housing costs, an increase of nearly CZK 3,000 compared to the year before last…
The minimum decent wage for full-time work to cover the needs of an adult with a child, free time and small savings was 48,336 crowns gross in the Czech Republic last year. It increased by approximately 2,500 crowns year-on-year. In Prague and Brno, the decent gross income was 56,912 crowns due to high housing costs,...
Prague - The minimum decent wage for full-time work to cover the needs of an adult with a child, free time and small savings was 48,336 crowns gross in the Czech Republic last year. It increased by around 2,500 crowns year-on-year. In Prague and Brno, the decent gross income due to high housing costs was 56,912 crowns, an increase of almost 3,000 crowns compared to the year before. 2.5 million workers did not reach the set decent amount. The cal…
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