Problematika pracovní a sociální adaptace cizinců narozených v 90. letech ze zemí SNS na trhu práce v Praze

This bachelor’s thesis focuses on the issue of labour and social adaptation of foreigners born in the 1990s from the countries of the Commonwealth of Independent States who live and work in Prague on a long-term basis. The theoretical part of the thesis addresses the definition of key concepts related to migrant integration and the main theoretical approaches to labour and social adaptation, including the institutional and legislative framework of the Czech Republic and the European Union. The practical part is based on quantitative research conducted through an anonymous questionnaire survey. It focuses on the identification of the main adaptation barriers, the strategies used to overcome them, and the assessment of the impact of the current political situation on respondents’ work experience, subjective sense of security, and decision-making regarding their future in the Czech Republic. Based on the collected data, conclusions and recommendations relevant to institutions, employers, and migrants themselves are formulated.