Labor Office of the Czech Republic - a contact office in Prague 3

Unfortunately, as a parent of a small child, you can't avoid the place. A corridor full of older, socially weaker people, an unpleasant smell awaits you. You will arrive at 10:10, it closes at 11. Two prams in the hallway everywhere, the rest are seniors, so it shouldn't be a problem to check you in by 11. No, they'll still send you home that the ticket machine has run out of tickets, so they won't get to you. The e-mail to the clerk in charge of me has returned. Honor one exception, the lady who advised me on about the fifth number I called. But if I did everything right, it's hard to say, I didn't get to the clerk and the commissioner just filled in one comma above the vowel to put your file away without interest. The authorities of this state are really the world to themselves.

"I can't, I can't, I can't help ..." Reluctance on every corner! When ladies decide they just don't want to, they won't help you.

WHY DO YOU HAVE WRITTEN WORKING HOURS WRITTEN EVERYWHERE ????? THE WRITING IS WRONG ON THE INTERNET, I COME THERE AND IT'S CLOSED. WRITE TO PEOPLE AFTER 9-12. WEDNESDAY 9-12 !!!!!!!!!!!

Mrs. Rychetská helped me very much with the retraining course and I am grateful for her patience, willingness and mainly understanding what I will do in the future 😊

Officials are reluctant, some of them arrogant. If they fail to deter the complainant, they demand the arrival of the police. However, if he finds out that the complainant is not a client of their office, calls a lawyer and calls the ministry, then the police do not arrive. Officials leave the office / building and are non-contact. For the salaries they take a pretty decent circus.