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Revealing the Facts: A Brief History of Employment in Hungary

In the second part of our series looking at important facts concerning the Hungarian economy and society, our authors shed light on how the Orbán governments have managed to achieve a spectacular turnaround in terms of employment after 2010….
A Stadler FLIRT train on the Southern train bridge over the Danube in Budapest on 19 May 2023.

Stadler Partners with GYSEV to Introduce FLIRT Intercity Trains in Hungary

The signed contract consists of a basic order for nine vehicles and options for up to four additional vehicles. GYSEV has three months from the contract’s start to decide how many option trains to order from Stadler….
Young couple looking at the screen of a laptop in a park.

Hungarian Government Launches Programme to Boost Youth Employment

Under the new scheme, the state will cover 50 per cent of the employee’s salary for four or six months. If the workplace is more than 60 kilometres away from the place of residence, rental support up to 70 per…
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Supporting Families Is the Most Important Investment in the Future

The figures clearly show that over the past decade the economic and employment boom in Hungary has been accompanied by a marked improvement in the demographic situation….

Hungarian Budget Navigates Challenges in 2023, Prioritizes Economic Recovery in 2024

The government’s primary focus for the current year is the restoration of economic growth while continuing to reduce the budget deficit and national debt….

MCC‘s Youth ‘23 Report: Loneliness and Purposelessness Affect Young Hungarians

According to the study, 15 per cent of young Hungarians frequently experience feelings of isolation, which is of concern as chronic loneliness not only has psychological ramifications but, in certain cases, also entails physical consequences. The report highlights that 41…

Shifts in Employment Patterns: Hungary’s Workforce Statistics for November

The Central Statistical Office released its data for the month of November 2023. The press release pointed out that the number of employed individuals reached 4,736,000 in Hungary….

The ‘Hungarian Model’ — Guest Workers Come, Work, and Go Home

The new Hungarian draft law laying down general rules on the entry and residence of third-country nationals is an unprecedentedly strict piece of legislation, not only in Europe but also globally, to regulate the employment of workers from outside the…
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Government Submits New Alien Policing Bill to Parliament in Response to Mass Migration

If the draft law is adopted, guest workers in Hungary will be employable only under the strictest rules, and foreigners will be allowed to work in Hungary only if no Hungarian workers are available for the vacancies they seek to…

Director General of Hungarian National Museum Dismissed for Failing to Comply with Legal Obligations

Minister of Culture and Innovation János Csák terminated the employment of National Museum Director General László L. Simon on Monday. The director general’s downfall was caused by his inadequate addressing of the LGBTQ-related controversy around the World Press Photo exhibit…

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