The enlargement of the European Union opened vast opportunities for Central and Eastern European countries. As the European family grew in numbers, the issue of economic impact came to the agenda. The fear that East Europeans shall steal work from Germans, French or British was tremendous and therefore the importance of enlargement was not valued enough. The market itself and particularly situation in labour market in Czech Republic, Poland and Hungary actually was totally different than in Western European states. It is noticeable fact that all these three countries were not living in liberal market economy till the beginning of 1990s. Moreover, the socialist model of governance did not presume even existence of unemployment level. These countries as well as other post Soviet socialist states did not have any unemployment level, everybody was employed. Thus, the analysis of labour market should begin with recognition of the fact that the rules of liberal market economy were not...

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