Minimum staff legislation could contain exemptions
jessica fejos
Supermarkets running full-service meat or dairy counters are expected to be exempt from a minimum staff requirement the Hungarian government is planning to introduce, local daily Magyar Idők reported today.
(Photo: Jessica Fejos)
It was reported on November 4 that the Hungarian government was expected to put forward legislation that would set a minimum staff requirement for stores over 400 sqm.
News reports said a day later that the legislation would apply only to supermarkets and other stores that sell fast-moving consumer goods (FMCG).
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