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Introducing

WHO IS ABSL CZECH REPUBLIC?

The Association of Business Service Leaders in the Czech Republic (ABSL) is the leading member organization representing the business services sector in the Czech Republic.

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News

ABSL hiring: Event & Community Coordinator

Innovation Magazine: Artificial intelligence acts as a catalyst for growth

Estate & Business: Growth and innovation

CzechCrunch: Artificial intelligence will not just take jobs. Companies using it are growing faster, says the Managing Director of ABSL Czech Republic

Newstream.cz: We’re growing faster with AI, claims ABSL CZ Managing Director Jonathan Appleton

Companies criticize restrictions on employee benefits.

The upward pressure on wages will intensify before the end of the year.

Jonathan Appleton: It’s all about the people

How likely is it that Czechia will adopt a four-day working week?

Pirates’ proposal to change the taxation of benefits: it could threaten the functioning of the labour market, economists complain.

ABSL Quarterly Highlights Q3/2023

Up to 10 leave-related benefits available to IT and business services employees

Urgent news: Taxation of employee benefits announced by the Czech government could put tens of thousands of skilled jobs at risk

A growing number of employees are interested in working from abroad

The rise of artificial intelligence is deepening the skills gap of employees

10 YEARS OF ABSL: Companies using artificial intelligence are growing faster

Benefits supporting mental health and preventing burnout as a job selection criterion

Brno office market ready to increase number of tenants and welcome new investors.

ProfiHR: Building resilience with the help of innovation – of the industry and of its people

8 Diamond Awards for outstanding projects and innovations presented by ABSL Association

Extra maternity leave for new parents is a new popular benefit

Jaromír Staroba becomes the new president of ABSL.