Orbán: Economic Stimulus, Protection against Virus, Protecting Children Main Issues for 2022 Prime Minister Viktor Orbán on Tuesday highlighted economic stimulus, protection against the coronavirus pandemic and a referendum on protecting children... 2021.12.21.
Medical Chamber: On-call Pay Needs to be Settled to Ensure Safe Patient Care over Christmas Thousands of Hungarian doctors and nurses spend Christmas on-call, away from their families, but they won’t even receive their normal... 2021.12.21.
PM Orbán Announces 10% Wage Hike for Police Officers and Soldiers The government has decided to raise the wages of soldiers and police officers by 10%, and they will also receive... 2021.12.20.
Teacher’s Unions Announce Strike after “Unacceptable” Pay Raise Offer by Gov’t While talks are still ongoing, the government has already announced an increase in teacher's salaries by 10% next year through... 2021.12.06.
Hungary Gross Wages Grow Above 9 % in September Hungarian gross wages grew by an annual 9.1 percent in September, up from 8.9 percent in the previous month, the... 2021.11.30.
Finance Minister: Growth to Exceed 5% in 2022 Hungary's economy was one of the fastest to recover from the fallout of the coronavirus pandemic, with its output surpassing... 2021.11.29.
Official: Minimum Wage Deal Ready to Be Signed Representatives of the government, employers, and employees are ready to sign an agreement on next year's minimum wage rises, Sándor... 2021.11.09.
LMP Calls on Govt to Adjust Public Servant Wages Opposition LMP lawmaker Péter Ungár on Friday called on the government to adjust public servant wages. Ungár told an online... 2021.11.06.
Hungary Wages Grow 8.9% in August Wage growth in Hungary quickened to an annual 8.9 percent in August from 7.9 percent in the previous month, the... 2021.10.29.
Sides Move Closer at Minimum Wage Talks Differences over the compensation businesses should get for a big minimum wage rise moved closer to resolution at talks between... 2021.10.28.
LMP Calls for 70% Wage Increase for Teachers Opposition LMP said on Monday that teachers should get 65-70 percent wage increase in order to preserve the purchasing power... 2021.10.12.
LMP: Wage Rises Announced by PM Good Steps, but Not Enough Sectoral pay rises recently announced by the prime minister "are good steps, but not enough", an MP of opposition LMP... 2021.10.11.
PM Orbán Announces Social and Cultural Sector Wage Hikes Hungary's nurses will receive a wage hike of 21 percent from January next year, while creche workers and employees in... 2021.10.08.
KSH: Average Gross Salary Increases, Men Still Earn More Wages in Hungary grew by an annual 7.9 percent in July from 3.5 percent in the previous month, the Central... 2021.09.29.
KSH: Wages of High School Teachers Among Lowest in their Category Ministers, state secretaries, deputies, and sports professionals earn the most in Hungary, according to the Central Statistical Office's (KSH) data.... 2021.09.28.
Although Already Promised, Teachers Still Have to Wait for Wage Hike While even government politicians now admit that a wage hike for teachers is much needed, other than the promise of... 2021.09.24.
Minimum Wage to be Raised to 200,000 Forints Next Year Consultations have started on next year's minimum wage and the minimum wage for skilled labourers at the VKF, a forum... 2021.09.15.
LMP: Drop in Wages ‘Sign of Fidesz Govt’s Failed Crisis Management’ Real wages have started to drop in Hungary for the first time in 12 months which "goes to show that... 2021.09.04.
Wage Growth Slows to 3.5% in June Year-on-year wage growth in Hungary slowed to 3.5 percent in June from 8.2 percent in the previous month, falling under... 2021.08.31.
Hungary Wages Up 8.2 % in May, says Central Statistical Office Average wages in Hungary grew by an annual 8.2 percent in May, the Central Statistical Office (KSH) said on Friday.... 2021.07.30.
University Teachers’ Low Salary Raises Concern “EUR 542 (HUF 192,506). This is what a university adjunct professor earns in Hungary today, with a doctoral degree and... 2021.07.16.
