Tag "munkaerő"

New Hungarian app supports employees’ mental well-being

The issue of mental health in the workplace is an increasingly challenging one for companies, as while it fundamentally determines the performance of the organization, the increasingly important Generation Z...

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You can earn a festival pass with just two weeks of student work

The countdown begins in schools: on June 20, the letter V will be put on every board to end the vacation. With the start of the two and a half...

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KSH: the gross average salary was 708,300 forints, 9.8 percent higher than a year earlier

In April 2025, the average gross salary of full-time employees was 708,300 forints, and the average net salary was 486,500 forints. The average gross salary was 9.8 percent, the average...

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In a year, there will be no more pay gap between female and male employees with impunity

The EU’s Pay Transparency Directive will enter into force next June, imposing a number of obligations on companies. The provision imposes strict penalties for non-compliance and requires employers to prove...

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Knowledge, respect, teamwork – this is how the workplace of the future is built

The workplace is becoming increasingly diverse as more generations work together in one place. While different values ​​and communication needs can pose challenges, they also offer opportunities for innovation and...

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How AI-powered search is transforming the job market

In recent years, people’s information-seeking habits have fundamentally changed: more and more individuals are turning to AI-powered tools, where they ask complex, everyday-language questions. Searching is increasingly seen as a...

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Work Force: high school graduates and higher education students constitute a labor reserve of almost 400 thousand people

The more than 70,000 high school students graduating in the spring exam period and the approximately 330,000 students participating in higher education programs represent a potential labor reserve for companies,...

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PwC: the rise of AI will not reduce, but increase the number of jobs

A mesterséges intelligencia (AI) térnyerése a félelmekkel ellentétben nem csökkenti, hanem növeli a munkahelyek számát, átalakítva a munkavégzést – mutat rá a PwC Magyarország az MTI-hez eljuttatott közleményében a PwC...

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Hungarian employers expect to expand their workforce more cautiously than before in the coming months

Overall, Hungarian companies are planning a small increase in staff numbers for the third quarter of 2025: during this period, 28 percent of domestic employers plan to expand their current...

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Employees crave inspiring spaces and community instead of bean bags and foosball tables

According to a recent study, 85 percent of people would rather return to the office from home office – but it doesn’t matter what kind. The future belongs to hybrid...

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Due to the tightening of EFO regulations in July, companies are even more open to employing students

The summer season is approaching, and the student job market is already in full swing: the most popular student jobs are filled within days, while companies are also showing increasing...

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Domestic companies are maneuvering amid increasing tensions

The average inflation in the euro area is around 2.5%, while the rate of wage growth has fallen to less than half of its previous rate, to 2.4%, in the...

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The importance of a good atmosphere at work precedes salary among young people – here is Randstad’s 2025 research

Hungarian workers still seek financial security – but for younger generations, a positive workplace atmosphere matters even more than salary. The 2025 Randstad Employer Brand Research reveals key employer attractiveness...

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More home office job opportunities have opened up in the past year than in the year before

Last year, the majority of affected employees expected a tightening of the regulations regarding home office at their workplace, but when examining the advertised jobs, this phenomenon is not confirmed....

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Summer student work season is here: you need to act now

The summer season is approaching, and the student job market is already in full swing: the most popular student jobs are filled within days, while companies are also showing increasing...

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The 3rd Employer Branding Conference is coming – Is the future already here?

Employer Branding is no longer just an HR tool, but a strategic issue. The changes in the labor market have accelerated, and the role of employer brands has reached a...

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The sense of job stability has decreased among young people

A decline is visible among working young people: only 51 percent considered their jobs to be sufficiently stable in the first quarter of 2025, which is a decrease compared to...

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Six out of ten Hungarians working abroad say integration was easy

Every tenth Hungarian employee has experience working abroad, most of them in Germany, the United Kingdom, Austria or France. The opportunity to earn money is the most common reason for...

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The 55-65 age group is also considered an important labor market reserve

Public charges for seasonal and casual employment have increased significantly in Hungary, and from July, further restrictions will make employment under the EFO framework more difficult. But how are employers...

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A new set of employee values ​​is taking shape – or what does a “good workplace” mean today?

Randstad’s Workmonitor 2025 provides a comprehensive picture of how employees’ relationship with work is shifting – globally and in Hungary. Based on the opinions of over 26,000 employees, the report...

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Hungarian employment is among the top in Europe

The Hungarian labor market is among the top in the European Union, ranking sixth in terms of employment and ninth in terms of unemployment, the State Secretary for Employment Policy...

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Trenkwalder: the average hourly wage of manual workers reached 2,250 forints in the first quarter of this year

The average gross hourly wage of skilled and trained workers performing manual labor was 2,250 forints in the first quarter of this year, an increase of 9.1 percent compared to...

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Employees are more active than at this time last year

Employee activity remains high in the Hungarian labor market: while the number of job advertisements decreased by 0.97% in the first quarter of 2025 compared to the same period of...

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The two most pressing challenges for an executive are labor and costs

The global CEO survey, jointly conducted by the International Executive Search Federation (IESF), an international organization specializing in executive search, and its Hungarian member company, HR consulting firm Prime by...

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More than half of the jobs to be filled require language skills

In 53 percent of job advertisements posted since January 2024, employers expect some language skills, and in the case of intellectual jobs, the rate is even higher, 68 percent. This...

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Manpower: Employment may expand slightly in the second quarter

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LIDL is already preparing for the season: the company is expanding its team with around 150 new employees

Lidl Hungary is already preparing for the increased summer traffic in the Balaton and Lake Velence area. The discount chain is creating around 150 new jobs so that it can...

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More people would change their current job this year than last year

Currently, half of domestic employees are looking for a new job or are open to a new job opportunity, but compared to a year ago, their decision-making process is taking...

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The Job Fair is coming – there is a huge fight for employees

The average wage in Hungary has quadrupled since 2007 (from 185,017 forints to 348,800 forints), and the guaranteed minimum wage for skilled workers has increased nearly fivefold. At the same...

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Real wages are rising, confidence is growing, retail sales are increasing

The dynamic increase in wages continued in January, Sándor Czomba, the State Secretary responsible for employment policy at the Ministry of National Economy (NGM), stated in his statement on Monday....

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