One in five workers would switch jobs, according to a survey
According to a survey conducted by Pulzus Kutató, it is most common among 40-59 year olds and graduates to stay in the workplace where they are; 64 and 56 percent, respectively, responded in this way.
A quarter of Hungarian workers and jobseekers feel that their working days are becoming flatter, empty and unanimous, and they believe that they could make better use of their talent elsewhere. This is especially true for men, young people, graduates.
Thirty percent of respondents feel comfortable in the workplace, typically women, seniors, and graduates. (MTI)
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