Audi Hungaria strives to keep its wages competitive, the press department said, adding that higher inflation made the pay rise necessary.
The department noted that the mid-year pay rise comes on top of a three-year wage agreement reached with workers in 2020 under which pay is climbing by a combined 36%.
Audi Hungaria employs about 12,000 people.
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