One-third of businesses are involved in rehabilitation employment, according to a study
33 percent of Hungarian enterprises employ at least one employee with a disability, according to an analysis by the MKIK Institute for Economic and Business Research (GVI), which examined the employment situation of people with disabilities in the open labor market in Hungary.
One third of domestic enterprises employ a worker with a disability
According to the institute’s information sent to MTI on Thursday, the data in the analysis come from GVI’s half-yearly business survey last October, during which 1,017 domestic companies with at least 10 employees answered the questions. (MTI)
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