A strike committee was formed in Szeged

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A new CEO is at the helm of HIPA
The news was announced by Captain ...

We should not plan an experience, but a behavior: this will make the training effective
The effectiveness of corporate training is not decided in the training room... and it does not primarily depend on whether the speaker was good, how ...

The Chamber of Commerce and Industry is launching a talent management program
The Hungarian Chamber of Commerce and Industry (MKIK) is launching a talent development program that helps disadvantaged young people stay in school, ...

The average salary of full-time workers among health workers
Between 2019 and 2025, the wages of healthcare workers increased in all examined occupational groups, according to the KSH 2025 ...

It was a huge mistake: Why is Ford taking back the engineers it sent because of AI?
Downsizing due to automation often backfires: according to research by Robert Half, 30% of companies take back their former employees. ...

A day's work in 30 minutes?
While the discourse around AI is often about the technical details, the real barrier for HR leaders is lack of confidence and uncertainty. ...

Fair consideration in the employment relationship: what is the employer obliged to do?
One of the most important of the general behavioral requirements for employers in an employment relationship is the requirement of fair consideration. ...

The risk of class action lawsuits is skyrocketing due to layoffs and artificial intelligence
Labor market decisions are one of the most likely avenues for class action lawsuits in 2026, according to corporate counsel. ...

After layoffs: more than half of the employees would be employed for a lower wage
According to a recent research, the majority of laid-off workers tend to accept a new job for less than their previous salary in order to find ...

Never-ending working days: half of British workers work overtime every day
According to a recent research, the always available culture is deeply rooted among British workers, as 55 percent of them perform tasks every day ...