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32 result(s) for higher minimum wage in Current Affairs

Budapest Professors Plead for Salary Increase

Budapest Professors Plead for Salary Increase

Instructors of the Budapest Technology University (BME) demand higher wages in an open letter signed by 762 employees, and published.
Green Energy Future of Hungarian Economy, Says Orbán

Green Energy Future of Hungarian Economy, Says Orbán

The future of the Hungarian economy is being decided right now because the locations of Europe’s green industry hubs are also being decided now, Prime Minister Viktor Orbán told ruling Fidesz’s 30th party congress, adding that this required major private investment.
Warning from Pro-Family President:

Warning from Pro-Family President: "No Future for Hungary, Unless Birth Rate Can Be Raised", Says Novák

Hungary will have no future, and the nation cannot be preserved unless the birth rate can be raised, President Katalin Novák said in an interview published in the weekly Mandiner.
Special “Border Hunter” Force & More Announced by PM's Chief of Staff in Hungary

Special “Border Hunter” Force & More Announced by PM's Chief of Staff in Hungary

The government will draft legislation to set up a special “border hunter” force within the police force, Gergely Gulyás, the prime minister’s chief of staff, said on Thursday.
Teachers' Union Demands Independent Education Ministry, Higher Wages in Hungary

Teachers' Union Demands Independent Education Ministry, Higher Wages in Hungary

Teachers’ trade union PDSZ has sent an open letter to Hungary’s next prime minister demanding the government set up an independent education ministry and increase wages “significantly” while reducing various work-related burdens.
Budapest to Help Ukraine Refugees, Increases Base Fare for Taxis

Budapest to Help Ukraine Refugees, Increases Base Fare for Taxis

The Budapest municipal assembly approved several measures aimed at helping refugees fleeing the war in Ukraine.
Hungarian Teacher Unions Turn to Top Court Over Strike Restrictions

Hungarian Teacher Unions Turn to Top Court Over Strike Restrictions

Teacher unions PSZ and PDSZ have turned to the Constitutional Court over restrictions on strikes. In their appeal, the unions request that the court declare unconstitutional and annul a recently issued government decree defining mandatory public school services, they said in a joint statement.
Fidesz Gov't Offers Jobs, Not Benefits, Says PM Orbán

Fidesz Gov't Offers Jobs, Not Benefits, Says PM Orbán

The government has made it its priority to “break with the practice of low minimum wages, to offer jobs rather than benefits, ensure that all those able to work have jobs and that labour is financially rewarding…”, Viktor Orbán said.
'Next Year's Parliamentary Election Crucial' in Hungary, Says Gulyás

'Next Year's Parliamentary Election Crucial' in Hungary, Says Gulyás

Next year’s general election will be crucial, Gergely Gulyás, the Prime Minister’s chief of staff, said at the 29th congress of ruling Fidesz in Budapest on Sunday. Next spring, “we will be choosing a future, we can decide between present and past”, Gulyás said.
Budapest Professors Plead for Salary Increase

Budapest Professors Plead for Salary Increase

Instructors of the Budapest Technology University (BME) demand higher wages in an open letter signed by 762 employees, and published.
Green Energy Future of Hungarian Economy, Says Orbán

Green Energy Future of Hungarian Economy, Says Orbán

The future of the Hungarian economy is being decided right now because the locations of Europe’s green industry hubs are also being decided now, Prime Minister Viktor Orbán told ruling Fidesz’s 30th party congress, adding that this required major private investment.
Warning from Pro-Family President:

Warning from Pro-Family President: "No Future for Hungary, Unless Birth Rate Can Be Raised", Says Novák

Hungary will have no future, and the nation cannot be preserved unless the birth rate can be raised, President Katalin Novák said in an interview published in the weekly Mandiner.
Special “Border Hunter” Force & More Announced by PM's Chief of Staff in Hungary

Special “Border Hunter” Force & More Announced by PM's Chief of Staff in Hungary

The government will draft legislation to set up a special “border hunter” force within the police force, Gergely Gulyás, the prime minister’s chief of staff, said on Thursday.
Teachers' Union Demands Independent Education Ministry, Higher Wages in Hungary

Teachers' Union Demands Independent Education Ministry, Higher Wages in Hungary

Teachers’ trade union PDSZ has sent an open letter to Hungary’s next prime minister demanding the government set up an independent education ministry and increase wages “significantly” while reducing various work-related burdens.
Budapest to Help Ukraine Refugees, Increases Base Fare for Taxis

Budapest to Help Ukraine Refugees, Increases Base Fare for Taxis

The Budapest municipal assembly approved several measures aimed at helping refugees fleeing the war in Ukraine.
Hungarian Teacher Unions Turn to Top Court Over Strike Restrictions

Hungarian Teacher Unions Turn to Top Court Over Strike Restrictions

Teacher unions PSZ and PDSZ have turned to the Constitutional Court over restrictions on strikes. In their appeal, the unions request that the court declare unconstitutional and annul a recently issued government decree defining mandatory public school services, they said in a joint statement.
Fidesz Gov't Offers Jobs, Not Benefits, Says PM Orbán

Fidesz Gov't Offers Jobs, Not Benefits, Says PM Orbán

The government has made it its priority to “break with the practice of low minimum wages, to offer jobs rather than benefits, ensure that all those able to work have jobs and that labour is financially rewarding…”, Viktor Orbán said.
'Next Year's Parliamentary Election Crucial' in Hungary, Says Gulyás

'Next Year's Parliamentary Election Crucial' in Hungary, Says Gulyás

Next year’s general election will be crucial, Gergely Gulyás, the Prime Minister’s chief of staff, said at the 29th congress of ruling Fidesz in Budapest on Sunday. Next spring, “we will be choosing a future, we can decide between present and past”, Gulyás said.