There are data to keep an eye on even in the last week of July

Economic calendar for the week.

Ukrainian workers rather go to the Czech Republic than to Hungary

Concessions or not, Hungary is not attractive enough.

These are the job vacancies Hungary wants Ukrainians to fill

Migrant workers are needed all over the place.

Number of migrant workers in Hungary way below target - EcoMin

About one fifth of how many the government would want.

Is this the work of labour shortage already? Employment rise in Hungary stops

Demography is no help, either.

Labour shortages threaten growth all over central Europe - FT

The model used before is unlikely to be sustainable going forward.

This is how June ends

Key macro releases this week.

Unemployment blooms in Hungarian spring

Labour market situation remains highly favourable, though.

Did employment growth fizzle out in Hungary?

Number of unemployed do not really fall further either.

Tata Consultancy Services to hire 500 new employees in Hungary

India's largest IT company to develop in Budapest.

Employment rise in Hungary dwarfs EU labour market recovery

Okay, it took a handful of drastic measures.

Hungary central bank sees full employment around the corner

GDP growth seen exceeding 3.0% over the next three years.

Unemployment drops no further in Hungary

The Dec16-Feb17 print shows rise in jobless rate.

Number of unemployed drops under 200,000 in Hungary

Well, it depends on what definition you use. This is the stats office's achievement.

Number of employed grew by nearly 170,000 in Hungary in 2016

Excluding cross-border commuters and those in public works.

Shortage of labour? Employment in Hungary rises at a mad pace

Records are being broken.

Hungary 2016 Top Stories: Worst of labour shortage yet to come

Wage agreement may backfire in employment

Hungary pays first four years's wages for new jobs

Min. wage gap between regular jobs vs. public work in Hungary to widen 45% next year

Daily Magyar Nemzet traces out the landscape at vs. below the poverty line.

New EcoMin forecast unveiled: Rip-roaring growth in Hungary next year