[_wolfie_]

For Czech republic, based on seniority and skill level I would say between ~$2.5k and ~$7k salary per month before tax. But you lose like a half to the various taxes.

[SynasterBeiter]

That's why you're supposed to be a contractor at that pay level.

[oAlbe]

What's the difference with being a contractor? You still have to pay taxes, right?

[SynasterBeiter]

You have to pay for two things: taxes and insurance. The taxes stay the same, but the difference in insurance is drastic.

[journey_16162]

Probably the contractor gets to pay lower taxes than an employee.

[_wolfie_]

In lot of cases that is illegal. Of course does not mean people do not do it.

[ornornor]

It’s illegal if the employer has a local entity and could hire you as an employee and they’re your only gig, but if it’s a foreign company with no way to employ you in your country, what else are you supposed to do? Decline the job because of that? I don’t think that situation would be illegal because there is no legal alternative.

[SynasterBeiter]

There's still a pretty large tradeoff by not being protected with labor laws.