In June survey CVVM investigated whether the respondents in case of their unemployment would accept a job requiring certain concessions, such as overtime work, nightwork, work on weekends or higher work rate.

In June 2015 a survey of the Public Opinion Research Centre focused on attitudes of the public towards accepting immigrants and refugees and the overall awareness of the current situation.

In June survey CVVM investigated opinions of Czech citizens related to the level and the future trend in unemployment in the Czech Republic as well as to the situation on labour-market in the place of their living. 49 % of respondents declared that the unemployment is too high, which is less than in the last year (67 %), but more in comparison to the situation before economical crisis (2008: 36%).

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In June 2015 the Public Opinion Research Centre included into its regular survey a few questions concerning so-called Islamic State.

In June survey the Public Opinion Research Centre gave its respondents two questions concerning the Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership (TTIP).

In June survey of the Public Opinion Research Centre, citizens of the Czech Republic evaluated the activities of political parties and some institutions. Standard school classification was used for the evaluation, where the best performance is represented by number one and the worst performance by number five.

In June 2015 within the regular survey CVVM SOÚ AV ČR, v.v.i., questioned respondents about their confidence in constitutional institutions. In this month there was a question about their trust to Chambers of Parliament, President, Government, Local and Regional Councils.

The survey of May touched briefly the issue of drugs in the Czech Republic. People were asked whether and how much they perceive the current situation regarding drug use to be a problem in the Czech Republic as a country, and specifically in their place of residence.

The May survey of the Public Opinion Research Centre was focused on addictive substances. Respondents were given to assess the moral acceptability of consumption of selected substances and their health risk.

According to the May survey of the Public Opinion Research Centre, 35% of people evaluate the current economic situation in the Czech Republic as bad, 40% view it as neither good nor bad, and 24% consider it to be good.