Some 124,718 Hungarian workers were already registered on the Austrian market in June, which is almost the same as the population of a city the size of Győr (about 132,000 inhabitants).
This means that an additional 1,938 people took up work in Austria in one month.
The increase in the number of Hungarian employees is more than that of new immigrants from Asia (84,304 in June and 85,796 in July, an increase of 1,492 people) or Africa (18,686 in June and 19,184 in July, or an increase of 498 people).
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