The era of affirmative action in the American workplace is over

Az oldal további hírei...

Predictable working hours improve the quality of life of employees and do not entail a cut in wages
A seven-year analysis in the United States showed that stricter scheduling rules brought more rest and greater financial stability to service sector ...

Who is eligible for school start support and when?
The Hungarian State Treasury will transfer HUF 50,000 of the first installment of the start-of-school support until August 24, the Prime Minister ...

Survey: In the age of AI, human skills and soft skills are becoming increasingly valuable
AI is shaping the skills employers are most looking for in employees at breakneck speed. ...

A new president at the head of the LIGA Trade Unions
Jácint Hatvani, president of the MVM Company Group Trade Union Association and former co-chairman of the LIGA Trade Unions, was elected president of ...

Longer summer break and greater institutional autonomy - This is how vocational education would be transformed
The Tanítanék Mozgalom would modify the schedule of the 2026/2027 vocational education academic year on several points: it proposes a longer summer ...

An authentic Linkedin presence is the key to modern employer branding: Dorottya Takács, Lidl
How did LinkedIn become an essential, measurable tool for daily work and employer branding? ...

Several employees were fired from BKK due to abuses
Employer, civil and even criminal consequences can be expected in the ...

A new leader at the head of the National Hospital General Directorate
Effective July 1, Prime Minister Péter Magyar appointed Árpád Tóth as head of the National Hospital General Directorate. ...

Sales revenue per employee in the European Union - 2024
In 2024, the sales revenue per employed person in the European Union was 235,000 euros, 0.8% lower than the previous year, according to the KSH ...

Wrong income statistics?
According to the Telex report, the case surrounding the KSH's income statistics has taken another turn. ...