Companies in many countries around the world, including Hungary, are threatened by a significant proportion of employees quitting their jobs, according to a Deloitte survey, the findings of which were published in a statement on Monday. The consultancy firm pointed out that in Hungary, the situation is similar to international trends, with 57% of domestic […]
German retail chain Aldi's Hungarian companies will create 250 new commercial, logistics and IT jobs in Hungary by the end of the year, according to Aldi Magyarország Managing Director Bernhard Haider. They are looking for 100 new employees in their stores, and the cold storage warehouse in Biatorbágy, which will be completed in the autumn, […]
Over the period of April-June 2020, the average number of people employed in Hungary was 4,408,000 – 103,000 fewer than a year before, the Central Statistical Office (KSH) reports. According to KSH, the economic consequences of the coronavirus epidemic affected the study period in its entirety, so their effects are reflected in the reported employment […]
The financial news site portfolio.hu calculated from data published by the Central Statistical Office that in April, 425,000 people in Hungary considered themselves unemployed, which is an increase of 140,000 compared to the period before the coronavirus crisis. Some of them will be able to return to work in the next period because they were […]
Budapest ranks 49th on the 'Best Cities for Jobs Index' compiled by FutureLearn to show the post-pandemic job prospects for people in 100 cities around the world. Topping the list is Singapore, ahead of two northern European cities, Copenhagen and Helsinki. The Hungarian capital is preceded in the ranking by two Eastern European cities, Bratislava […]
The Travel & Tourism sector faces a staggering 100 million jobs losses due to the coronavirus pandemic, according to the World Travel & Tourism Council (WTTC) as reported on ftnnews.com. The startling figure, based on research from WTTC, has increased by over 30% in the last four weeks, indicating the sheer crisis affecting the sector. […]
