The government reversed its position on the law after it became clear a referendum against it would be held. 

The journalist heading the local aspects of the worldwide probe says that more names are likely to come to light as investigations continue. 

The last full year before the 2018 election will apparently see a looser budget under proposals revealed by the Economy Ministry.

Randstad’s annual survey determines the ‘employer branding’ of various firms in Hungary.

As the economy heats up, and foreign placements lure workers away, SSCs struggle to find people who speak more than one language and factories are looking for a variety of skills, according to local recruitment experts.

The value of mature workers was brought home at AmChamʼs third HR Dream Day, a day-long conference on employment matters.

Most firms with codes of conduct depend on the HR department to handle the dissemination and enforcement of their ethical rules.

The attitudes of older workers, along with outdated laws, mean that paper has not disappeared from the process of administering workers’ needs in Hungary, but recruiters certainly see the potentials of Big Data.

With more jobs going wanting, companies seem to prefer permanent staff, and workers are also apparently happier with this arrangement, according to local employment specialists.

HR professionals talk about the mix of enticements that help with ‘employer brandingʼ, which is essential to making workers want to join, and stay with, a company.

Izakaya, the partner of Budapest’s oldest and best sushi restaurant, is branching out from its traditional Japanese cuisine. Still a top pick for sushi and sashimi, this is also the place to explore Chinese hamburger or a mojito made with sake.

As the first reds from 2015 come out, it appears we are in for a dream ticket in all three colors.

Fun things to do in Budapest for the next two weeks.

Children battling serious illnesses have a chance to relax, and receive encouragement, at this wonderful institution called Bátor Tábor.