Bill in parliamentChecked 27 Oct 2026
Pay transparency in Czechia
Government approved the bill on 31 Aug 2026 (Chamber of Deputies print 300). First reading opened 16 Oct 2026 and was adjourned.
Status
- Status
- Bill in parliament
- National law
- Not confirmed yet
- In force
- Most obligations proposed from 1 Jan 2027
- Reports go to
- Not confirmed yet
- National reporting
- Per the bill: pay-gap reporting and information rights from 1 Jan 2028; rules for 100-149 workers and agency workers from 2031.
Notes
- Employees could ask for pay information once per calendar year (bill).
Directive baseline
- 250+ workers
- 7 Jun 2027, then yearly
- 150–249 workers
- 7 Jun 2027, then every 3 years
- 100–149 workers
- 7 Jun 2031, then every 3 years
- Under 100
- No report unless national law adds one
National law may set different dates or extra rules. Where it is not confirmed, plan on these.
What to report
- Mean and median gender pay gap
- Mean and median variable-pay gap
- Share of women and men receiving variable pay
- Women and men in each pay quartile
- Gap by category of workers
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Sources
- Egalis: transposition status, October 2026 (updated 19 Oct 2026) (19 Oct 2026)
- Deloitte Legal: transposition update as of 12 Oct 2026 (12 Oct 2026)
- Trusaic: Member State transposition monitor (updated 23 Oct 2026) (23 Oct 2026)
- Directive (EU) 2023/970, Official Journal L 132, 17 May 2023 (EUR-Lex) (17 May 2023)
Not legal advice. A status can change at any time; check the official gazette of Czechia before you rely on it.