Péter Cseresnyés, state secretary of the National Economy Ministry (NGM), today announced the launch of the “From public work schemes to the labor market”, to help with the integration of fostered workers, index.hu reported. The Hungarian governmentʼs original justification for the fostered work scheme, however, was to help unemployed Hungarians reenter the labor market, index.hu noted.
Cseresnyés expects the new program to help approximately 20,000-25,000 fostered workers return to the labor market, index.hu reported.
Experts say the actual unemployment rate is higher than the official figure published by the Central Statistical Office today, which counts Hungarians working abroad and people working for the stateʼs fostered work scheme as being employed.
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