How much will wages rise in Hungary? A bitter pill for workers to swallow

Inflation could be the main issue, while there will be no wage boom either

Hungarians may not have to wait for wage increase until January

Minimum wage may be raised already in December

Employment rate in Hungary on the rise - New record set in September

The fresh KSH data are out

Migration to OECD countries reaches unprecedented levels

In 2022, driven by spike in humanitarian and managed labour migration

Sad news for Hungarian workers: wage boom is not exactly around the corner

Decelerating inflation does not create land of honey and milk

Fed policy has been weighing on markets already - and this week we can worry even more

Friday brings a really important global data release, but we won't get bored until then either

Hungarians work an awful lot

Quite high in EU rankings based on hours worked

Hungarians go to work abroad in greater numbers

200,000 jobless people in the country

Will foreign workers really flood Hungary?

Well, no. They're not taking your job.

What recession? Hungarian companies queuing up for workers

They trust in a recovery

Is this already a revolution of employees? People are working less and less

The number of hours worked is decreasing

Job quality in Hungary - Far from Scandinavia, ahead of Visegrad Four countries

Hungarian government may be drafting a dangerous bill

Safety at work should not be taken lightly!

A small town in Wyoming to steal the show this week

Everyone anxious to hear what the Fed has to say

About a quarter of workers undeclared in Hungary

This is the most favourable figure in years

What labour shortage? Workers' rights are disregarded in most countries around the world

Hungary is not faring too well either

A host of Hungarians want to switch jobs

Due to immense inflation

Employment and unemployment both up year-on-year in Hungary

The figures for the first half of this year are in

European Union running low on workers

Severe labour shortages continue

Serious unemployment threatens some Hungarian counties again

Rates as high as 8 to 9%