OpenAI scandal: Billions in fines for discrimination against American workers

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The number of individual businesses in Hungary continued to rise
More than 578,000 active individual businesses operated in Hungary at the end of June, their number increased by more than 30,000 in one year, and by ...

The difference between Hungarian pensions is enormous, nearly one million do not receive even 200,000
According to recent statistics, there are huge differences between Hungarian pensions: while more than 23,000 people receive more than HUF 700,000 per ...

Negotiations on next year's wages will begin soon
At the beginning of September, the Competition Sector and the Government's Permanent Consultation Forum (VKF) will meet again, where they will already ...

Reward or retort: ​​Which is more effective against smoking cessation?
From Japan to Hungary and Spain, more and more employers are trying to regulate working time lost due to smoking. ...

This is how the education of lower school students can change
The state secretary responsible for public education, Kókayné Lányi Marietta, delivered a package of proposals to the schools in order to renew the ...

Managers trust AI, but HR says we're not ready yet
According to research by the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis, 95 percent of business leaders expect real efficiency gains from artificial ...

Managers trust AI, but according to HR, we are not ready yet
According to research by the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis, 95 percent of business leaders expect real efficiency gains from artificial ...

NAV will check these locations in August
The employees of the tax authority examine, among other things, the notification of ...

The proportion of enterprises carrying out innovative activities by workforce category and by branch of the national economy
This is how the proportion of enterprises carrying out innovation activities changed between 2010 and 2024, according to KSH ...

Companies underestimate the risk of modern-day slavery
Although ten years have passed since the Modern Slavery Act was passed, exploitation is still present in the workplace. ...