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New HR director at B+N Hungary
From November, Norbert Nagy is responsible for managing the HR area of ​​B+N Magyarország Kft., which employs nearly 16,000 people. ...

Another HUF 50,000 is coming to eligible families - the post office has started delivering
The post office started delivering the second installment of the start-of-school subsidy on Tuesday ...

Quit or stay?
Changing jobs is one of the most stressful decisions. ...

Citi created a huge superregion: a single person was given control of 7 countries
Citi is combining its operations in Central and Eastern Europe into a single central structure, and has appointed Elżbieta Czetwertyńska, who has ...

Should the retirement age be lowered rather than raised?
While several European countries are planning to raise the retirement age, in Hungary it would be more justified to lower the age limit to 65, says ...

Can an unqualified worker get a bigger raise than an intensive care nurse?
Although an average wage increase of 15 percent is planned for healthcare professionals, the new wage table may cause significant disproportionalities ...

"I will not waste my best years in a job"
What is behind the decisions of young employees, and is it possible to convince them that there is a different approach to this issue? ...

This is what the Korean battery factories operating in Hungary promise to the workers and locals
The South Korean battery industry companies operating in Hungary and the South Korean Ministry of Industry and Trade signed a declaration of joint ...

"You can't make a living from praise", cultural workers took to the streets
Archive workers from Baranya demonstrated for fair wages, better working conditions and an increase in the resources of the sector, together with ...

He sent 2,300 resumes in vain: why are companies afraid of too smart people?
He graduated from one of the world's most prestigious universities, his research was even cited in the justification for the Nobel Prize, yet Jack ...