Analysts: policy intervention is needed to increase employment
The Hungarian economy practically reached full employment last year.
The 3.6 percent unemployment data of the fourth quarter of 2018 indicate a tight labor market, and a further policy intervention is needed to give jobs to the low-skilled workers – analysts told MTI commenting on the fourth quarter employment and unemployment data of the Central Statistical Office (KSH). (MTI)
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