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Freedom and flexibility: this is why couriers prefer to work as sole proprietors
85% of the surveyed couriers consciously choose flexible working instead of a fixed employment relationship - according to the comprehensive Hungarian ...

Invisible barriers to mental health at work
On the occasion of World Mental Health Day, HR professionals should review whether existing support systems are really reaching those in need. ...

Payroll with artificial intelligence: where does the profession stand in reality?
The field of payroll is undergoing a huge transformation, but new research by the MHR highlights that the profession is still stuck between ambitions ...

Nine out of ten food couriers would rather be self-employed than employed - new research
85% of the surveyed couriers consciously choose flexible working instead of a fixed employment relationship - according to the comprehensive Hungarian ...

No breakthrough in next year's salary negotiations
The positions of employees and employers on next year's wages did not converge at the Permanent Consultation Forum (VKF) of the Competition Sector and ...

An international demonstration is being held in Győr to protect automotive jobs
On November 9, an international trade union demonstration will be held in Győr to save European automotive jobs. ...

Staff planning for 2027: FTE, capacity, salary range in practice
The mills of business planning are in full swing, so we focus on one of its first and main stages: staff planning. ...

New CEO at the head of Szerencsejáték Zrt
Zoltán Sólyom will take over the management of Szerencsejáték Zrt. with effect from Tuesday - announced the Minister of Finance András Kármán ...

Audi's American factory in danger?
Audi would build a factory in the United States with an investment of 4 billion dollars, but the opposition of the German unions could put the plan in ...

Development of the number of students studying full-time courses at higher education institutions - graph
In the academic year 2025/2026, 234,000 young people will continue their studies at full-time courses at higher education institutions - 12,400 more ...