Huge downsizing at the BBC: nearly 2,000 jobs will be lost

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This is how employees feel: only every fifth employee is committed
Efficiency does not improve, but commitment to the workplace has further decreased. ...

Hungarian companies are more optimistic, yet the wage increase is not forthcoming
Despite the fact that the business mood on the Hungarian market has improved, according to a recent survey by the VOSZ Barometer, the majority of ...

A third of Hungarian students may miss out on further education – a serious claim by the new minister candidate
According to Rita Rubovszky, the possible Minister of Education of the Tisza Party, at least a third of Hungarian students cannot meet the ...

Fake job, real salary: the Fidesz mayor failed
The Fidesz mayor of Halásztelek, Barnabás Nagy, was detained after he was suspected of having contributed to the fictitious employment of a ...

The number of labor court cases related to remote work decreased by 13%
The number of employment tribunal cases related to telework fell by 13% in the UK last year, according to a recent analysis. ...

How has the construction industry changed for women?
Gail Sullivan, founder and principal of Boston-based Studio G Architects, has seen significant changes in the construction industry for women over her ...

HR skills are in high demand on the job market
According to a recent report, skills related to human resource management were the third most in-demand in US job postings at the end of 2025. ...

An unexpected name emerged for the post of Minister of Education
The Tisza Party has asked Rita Rubovszky, the director general of the Cistercian High School Authority, to be the minister of education, Telex has ...

Tax credit after the minimum wage: is there a change in wages?
After the elections, the Tisza Party's tax program came into focus, which could bring a significant reorganization of public burdens. ...

Is a new era coming in the world of work?
The Hungarian Federation of Trade Unions (MASZSZ) is asking and hoping for significantly more attention from the new government for employees than ...