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Visa is laying off 7 percent of its employees because of artificial intelligence
Visa is cutting about 2,600 jobs as it transforms its operations with the rise of artificial intelligence (AI). ...

Almost half of the workers would entrust the salary negotiations to artificial intelligence
According to a recent study, almost five out of ten workers would let artificial intelligence negotiate their wages for them. ...

Weekly labor market overview: 5 figures that defined the week
Last week brought both worrying macroeconomic signs and the turning point of a long-running wage dispute. ...

Hungarikum Alkusz ordered remote work because of the heat
The management of the Hungarikum Alkusz Group ordered remote work for its 650-person employee community between August 3 and August 23, and also ...

I will become a confident engineer!
"I gained a lot of skills, and now I have a much clearer picture of what I want to do," is the assessment of one participant about how his attitude ...

Are the employees on vacation, or are they just working from somewhere else?
Annual leave is not just an administrative item, but the cornerstone of well-being at work. ...

"We are not just looking for astronauts" - how Ildikó Szőke Rácz recruits and builds her brand on LinkedIn
HR Portal ranked the LinkedIn activity of top Hungarian HR leaders working both domestically and internationally, with Ildikó Szőke Rácz, HR ...

BMW is preparing for massive downsizing: 8,000 jobs may disappear in Germany
After BMW, Audi and Volkswagen are also planning drastic cuts due to global competition and the difficulties of the electric transition. ...

One week of mandatory home office at Yettel: customer service is also affected
For one week from Monday, i.e. from August 3 to 10, 2026, he ordered mandatory work from home for all Yettel employees whose job allows this; ...

It has been revealed which are the best cities in the world for remote work - Budapest is again in the TOP 10
In the previous editions of the fourth IWG Work from Anywhere Index, Barcelona, ​​Budapest and Tokyo took first place, while in 2026 Bangkok ...