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Introductory presentation for internationall guests of CMKOS Congress 2018 about the Czech Republic its economic situation and the current work of CMKOS

Government & Nonprofit

Czech Republic
and ČMKOS
26th April 2018

Czech Republic
Economic and social situation

Czech Republic
Population 10,5 million
Average Monthly Gross Wage 1250 €
Average Wage Real Growth Q4 2017 5,3 %
Inflation Q4 2017 2,6 %
GDP Growth 2017 4,6 %
Unemplyoment Q4 2017 2,4 %

Average Wage Development
Average Wage Development - quarterly
Average gross wage (left axis)
Nominal wage index (right axis)
Real wage index (right axis)

0,0
5,0
10,0
15,0
20,0
25,0
30,0
35,0
40,0
45,0
€/hod.
Convergence
Ostatní
Mzdy
labour costs in EU countries in € per hour in 2016
CR – 10,2 €/hod.
Zdroj: Eurostat, 2018
Other
Wages

Minimum Wage Development
Zdroj: Hans-Böckler-Stiftung, 2018
Minimum wage at the begging of year
Raised in Q3 or Q4
Minimum wage development in 1991 – 2018 (CZK/month)

Minimum Wage
Minimum wage in selected EU countries in Euro (2018)
Zdroj: Hans-Böckler-Stiftung, 2018
We are still among „the
cheapest“ in the EU.

Years to catch-up (data 2015)
Country /
Year
At the current exchange
rate and convergence
speed of the previous 10
years
With 10% stronger
exchange rate and
convergence speed of the
previous 10 years
With 20% stronger
exchange rate and
convergence speed of the
previous 10 years
Norway never never 495
Denmark 207 122 86
Belgium 185 113 80
Sweden 147 95 68
France 112 76 56
Netherlands 113 76 55
Finland 134 83 58
Austria 103 69 50
Germany 84 59 45

ČMKOS
Czech-moravian Confederation of Trade Unions

Quick Facts
Established in 1990
Unions 29
Members 295 555

Unions of ČMKOS
1. Trade Union of Workers in Mines, Geology and Oil Industry
2. OS ECHO (trade union of energy and chemical workers)
3. Czech Metalworkers' Federation (OS KOVO)
4. Trade Union of Building Workers of the Czech Republic (OS STAVBA)
5. Universities Trade Union
6. Trade Union of Workers in Woodworking Industry, Forestry and
Management of Water Supplies
7. Trade Union of Workers in Textile, Clothing and Leather Industry of
Bohemia and Moravia
8. Trade Union UNIOS (communal services)
9. Independent Trade Union of Workers in the Food Industry and Allied Trades
of Bohemia and Moravia
10. Trade Union of Workers in Postal, Telecommunication and Newspaper
Services in the Czech Republic
11. Trade Union of Workers in Commerce
12. Trade Union of State Bodies and Organisations
13. Trade Union of Banking and Insurance Workers
14. Trade Union of Health Service and Social Care in the Czech Republic
15. Czech - Moravian Trade Union of Workers in Education
16. Czech - Moravian Trade Union of Civilian Employees of the Army
17. Czech Moravian Trade Union of Catering, Hotels and Tourism
18. Trade Union of Fire Fighters
19. Trade Union of Transport
20. Trade Union of Workers in Science and Research
21. Trade Union of Workers in Production and Specialised Organisations of
Culture
22. Trade Union of Employees in Aviation
23. Trade Union of Workers of Cultural Facilities
24. Trade Union of Workers of Culture and Nature Protection
25. Trade Union of Employees in Libraries
26. Actors’ Association
27. UNIE - Trade Union of Professional Singers of the CR
28. UNIE - Professional and Trade Union of Orchestral Musicians of the CR
29. North-Bohemian Association of Trade Union Organisations in Mining
Industry

Leadership of ČMKOS
Josef Středula
President
Vít Samek
Vicepresident
Radka Sokolová
Vicepresident

The End of Cheap Labour
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Annual Meeting
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Introductory presentation for internationall guests of CMKOS Congress 2018

1. Czech Republic and ČMKOS 26th April 2018

2. Czech Republic Economic and social situation

4. Czech Republic Population 10,5 million Average Monthly Gross Wage 1250 € Average Wage Real Growth Q4 2017 5,3 % Inflation Q4 2017 2,6 % GDP Growth 2017 4,6 % Unemplyoment Q4 2017 2,4 %

5. Structure of Export

6. Structure of Export

7. Unemployment Rate Q4 2017 % %

8. GDP per capita 2017 $ GDP yoy change

9. Risk of Poverty

10. Average Wage Development Average Wage Development - quarterly Average gross wage (left axis) Nominal wage index (right axis) Real wage index (right axis)

11. 0,0 5,0 10,0 15,0 20,0 25,0 30,0 35,0 40,0 45,0 €/hod. Convergence Ostatní Mzdy labour costs in EU countries in € per hour in 2016 CR – 10,2 €/hod. Zdroj: Eurostat, 2018 Other Wages

12. Minimum Wage Development Zdroj: Hans-Böckler-Stiftung, 2018 Minimum wage at the begging of year Raised in Q3 or Q4 Minimum wage development in 1991 – 2018 (CZK/month)

13. Minimum Wage Minimum wage in selected EU countries in Euro (2018) Zdroj: Hans-Böckler-Stiftung, 2018 We are still among „the cheapest“ in the EU.

14. Years to catch-up (data 2015) Country / Year At the current exchange rate and convergence speed of the previous 10 years With 10% stronger exchange rate and convergence speed of the previous 10 years With 20% stronger exchange rate and convergence speed of the previous 10 years Norway never never 495 Denmark 207 122 86 Belgium 185 113 80 Sweden 147 95 68 France 112 76 56 Netherlands 113 76 55 Finland 134 83 58 Austria 103 69 50 Germany 84 59 45

15. Wage Curtain? Data: 2017

16. Average Worked Hours Data: 2017

17. ČMKOS Czech-moravian Confederation of Trade Unions

18. Quick Facts Established in 1990 Unions 29 Members 295 555

19. Unions of ČMKOS 1. Trade Union of Workers in Mines, Geology and Oil Industry 2. OS ECHO (trade union of energy and chemical workers) 3. Czech Metalworkers' Federation (OS KOVO) 4. Trade Union of Building Workers of the Czech Republic (OS STAVBA) 5. Universities Trade Union 6. Trade Union of Workers in Woodworking Industry, Forestry and Management of Water Supplies 7. Trade Union of Workers in Textile, Clothing and Leather Industry of Bohemia and Moravia 8. Trade Union UNIOS (communal services) 9. Independent Trade Union of Workers in the Food Industry and Allied Trades of Bohemia and Moravia 10. Trade Union of Workers in Postal, Telecommunication and Newspaper Services in the Czech Republic 11. Trade Union of Workers in Commerce 12. Trade Union of State Bodies and Organisations 13. Trade Union of Banking and Insurance Workers 14. Trade Union of Health Service and Social Care in the Czech Republic 15. Czech - Moravian Trade Union of Workers in Education 16. Czech - Moravian Trade Union of Civilian Employees of the Army 17. Czech Moravian Trade Union of Catering, Hotels and Tourism 18. Trade Union of Fire Fighters 19. Trade Union of Transport 20. Trade Union of Workers in Science and Research 21. Trade Union of Workers in Production and Specialised Organisations of Culture 22. Trade Union of Employees in Aviation 23. Trade Union of Workers of Cultural Facilities 24. Trade Union of Workers of Culture and Nature Protection 25. Trade Union of Employees in Libraries 26. Actors’ Association 27. UNIE - Trade Union of Professional Singers of the CR 28. UNIE - Professional and Trade Union of Orchestral Musicians of the CR 29. North-Bohemian Association of Trade Union Organisations in Mining Industry

20. Leadership of ČMKOS Josef Středula President Vít Samek Vicepresident Radka Sokolová Vicepresident

21. Modern Look

22. Modern Look

23. Modern Look

24. Modern Look

25. Online

26. Offline

27. The End of Cheap Labour Brought to you by ČMKOS

28. Annual Meeting

29. Annual Meeting For 2018, we demand the wage growth by: 8-10%

30. Together We‘re Stronger STRIKE ALERT IN PUBLIC SECTOR

31. Thank you for your attention