K&H: the ratio of SMEs planning to give fringe benefits has decreased
Almost two-thirds of small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) do not plan to give fringe benefits to support their employees in the next year.
After a temporary improvement at the beginning of the year, in the second half of the year the downward trend has continued. The recent ratio of SMEs planning to give fringe benefits reached a low point – K&H’s SME confidence index data revealed. (MTI)
Related news
Home insurance has reached a limit
It seems that the proportion of households that are able…
Read more >K&H: this is how much housing prices have increased according to those most affected
Middle-aged Hungarians are more pessimistic about the development of housing…
Read more >Are companies reducing their ecological footprint?
According to the latest data from the K&H Sustainability Index,…
Read more >Related news
NGM: tourism is soaring, guest traffic increased by 17 percent in November
Domestic tourism set new records in November 2024: the number…
Read more >Szallas.hu: Eger, Szeged and Pécs are the most popular among domestic travelers on New Year’s Eve
On New Year’s Eve, Eger, Szeged and Pécs are the…
Read more >Samsung to showcase refrigerators with AI Hybrid Cooling technology at CES 2025
Samsung will be showcasing its latest refrigerators featuring AI Hybrid…
Read more >