Lázár proposes pay rise for public administration workers
Cabinet Chief János Lázár yesterday proposed that the salaries of employees in Hungaryʼs public sector should be raised by 30-50% as of July 2016.
According to Lázár, the success of the countryʼs public administration reform was contingent on 27,000 lower level local civil servants who currently work for a monthly salary of HUF 80,000-100,000.
Lázár said he is planning to submit his proposal to the government next week.
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