Meanwhile, there are reports of a shortage of skilled workers for many of the positions in the country. Human resources professionals have told the Budapest Business Journal about the shortage of people in many areas, including engineers and IT professionals.
Yesterdayʼs report by Reuters said that because roughly half a million out of Hungaryʼs population of 10 million left Hungary in recent years, companies in Hungary are feeling the strains caused by the lack of qualified employees, and investment could be negatively impacted by the shortage.
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