CV-Online Czech has started cooperation with regional newspapers

CV-Online Czech Republic, the Internet job portal www.cvonline.cz has enlarged its portfolio of the services. As from the beginning of March, CV-Online has offered employers the opportunity to upload their job ads not only on the internet but in print media too. This latest addition to the service portfolio is due to cooperation with one of the biggest Czech publishing companies, Vltava-Labe-Press, focussed on regional newspapers.

CV-Online Czech decided to start this cooperation to make their corporate clients life easier. Czech companies can now publish their job ads in daily newspapers according to region they prefer. This service is popular especially among the employers situated outside of Prague. Such companies usually search for the suitable candidates from their region.

As Vladimir Duben, Business Manager for Czech and Slovakia said, CV-Online expects continued positive reaction from Employers in respect of this new service, as they have the possibility to attract more suitable candidates from specific regions throughout the Czech Republic, without having to use additional advertising services.

This cooperation will make CV-Online attractive to those candidates who search for jobs specifically in the regions where they live. Each job ad printed in local newspaper under the logo of CV-Online is currently placed on job portal according to region where the vacancy is based.

Vladimir Duben believes that partnership with Vltava-Labe-Press will help to increase the usage of the internet in the regions of the Czech Republic.

CV-Online was established in 1996 in Estonia and is currently operating in Latvia, Lithuania, Poland, Czech Republic, Slovakia, Hungary, Russia and Romania. It is part of CVO Group the regionís leading provider of HR solutions, whose other businesses include CVO Finance, CVO Sales and Marketing and CVO Technology recruitment agencies; Simplika temporary employment solutions; and CVO Outsourcing, which provides HR outsourcing services. In 2006, the group posted revenues of Ä18 million.