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Fired Teachers in Hungary Win Big in Court Case

Fired Teachers in Hungary Win Big in Court Case

A court yesterday awarded Ft 50 million to four teachers who had opted for “extraordinary resignation”, who were not paid overtime money which would have been roughly Ft 200,000, ATV reports.
Good Quality Tobacco Crop Expected in Hungary by ULT

Good Quality Tobacco Crop Expected in Hungary by ULT

  • 19 Sep 2024 6:17 AM
  • current affairs
The local unit of Universal Leaf Tobacco (ULT) expects the quality of this year's tobacco crop to be "slightly" lower than last year's, but still good, ULT Magyarország's agronomics director told MTI.
You’re Unfairly Fired: Civil Servant Sacked for Sharing Minister Nagy Meme Wins Lawsuit

You’re Unfairly Fired: Civil Servant Sacked for Sharing Minister Nagy Meme Wins Lawsuit

A former Ministry of Economic Development employee (now the Economy Ministry), who was fired for sharing a meme of Minister Marton Nagy on Facebook, has won a wrongful dismissal ruling in a first instance court, with help from the Hungarian Civil Liberties Union (TASZ).
Budapest Awarded HUF 300 Billion in EU Development Funding - How Will It Be Spent?

Budapest Awarded HUF 300 Billion in EU Development Funding - How Will It Be Spent?

Budapest has been awarded 300 billion forints (EUR 770m) worth of European Union development funding, Gergely Karácsony, the city’s mayor, said after talks with Elisa Ferreira, the European commissioner for cohesion and reforms.
Updated: Fraud Suspected Around Chain Bridge Revamp - Will Budapest Mayor Explain

Updated: Fraud Suspected Around Chain Bridge Revamp - Will Budapest Mayor Explain "Where Is All That Money?”

A recent report by the Government Control Office (KEHI) raises the suspicion of a “serious misuse” of funds concerning the renovation of Budapest’s Chain Bridge, a municipal project, Balázs Hidvéghi said.
Danube Boat Disaster in Budapest: 1.8 Billion Forints Awarded to Families of Hableány Ship

Danube Boat Disaster in Budapest: 1.8 Billion Forints Awarded to Families of Hableány Ship

A court has awarded almost Ft 1.8 billion in damages to relatives of the victims of the Hableány boat disaster of 2019, HVG reports.
Controversial Lake Ferto Resort Project to Be Scaled Down After Protests by Greenpeace in Hungary

Controversial Lake Ferto Resort Project to Be Scaled Down After Protests by Greenpeace in Hungary

The government has promised Greenpeace that the proposed state-run resort development project at Lake Fertő, which, according to its critics, would be seriously destructive and megalomaniacal, will be redesigned, Népszava reports.

"Outrageous” that Brussels is Financing the Hungarian Left, Says Fidesz Comms Director

The Hungarian left’s European Parliament and local election campaigns are being financed from Brussels, the communications director of ruling Fidesz, István Hollik said.
Ending Segregation of Roma In Hungary Ordered by Euro Court

Ending Segregation of Roma In Hungary Ordered by Euro Court

The European Court of Human Rights ruled on Thursday that Hungary had violated the clause of the European Convention prohibiting discrimination against Roma in connection with the right to education.
Fired Teachers in Hungary Win Big in Court Case

Fired Teachers in Hungary Win Big in Court Case

A court yesterday awarded Ft 50 million to four teachers who had opted for “extraordinary resignation”, who were not paid overtime money which would have been roughly Ft 200,000, ATV reports.
Good Quality Tobacco Crop Expected in Hungary by ULT

Good Quality Tobacco Crop Expected in Hungary by ULT

  • 19 Sep 2024 6:17 AM
  • current affairs
The local unit of Universal Leaf Tobacco (ULT) expects the quality of this year's tobacco crop to be "slightly" lower than last year's, but still good, ULT Magyarország's agronomics director told MTI.
You’re Unfairly Fired: Civil Servant Sacked for Sharing Minister Nagy Meme Wins Lawsuit

You’re Unfairly Fired: Civil Servant Sacked for Sharing Minister Nagy Meme Wins Lawsuit

A former Ministry of Economic Development employee (now the Economy Ministry), who was fired for sharing a meme of Minister Marton Nagy on Facebook, has won a wrongful dismissal ruling in a first instance court, with help from the Hungarian Civil Liberties Union (TASZ).
Budapest Awarded HUF 300 Billion in EU Development Funding - How Will It Be Spent?

Budapest Awarded HUF 300 Billion in EU Development Funding - How Will It Be Spent?

Budapest has been awarded 300 billion forints (EUR 770m) worth of European Union development funding, Gergely Karácsony, the city’s mayor, said after talks with Elisa Ferreira, the European commissioner for cohesion and reforms.
Updated: Fraud Suspected Around Chain Bridge Revamp - Will Budapest Mayor Explain

Updated: Fraud Suspected Around Chain Bridge Revamp - Will Budapest Mayor Explain "Where Is All That Money?”

A recent report by the Government Control Office (KEHI) raises the suspicion of a “serious misuse” of funds concerning the renovation of Budapest’s Chain Bridge, a municipal project, Balázs Hidvéghi said.
Danube Boat Disaster in Budapest: 1.8 Billion Forints Awarded to Families of Hableány Ship

Danube Boat Disaster in Budapest: 1.8 Billion Forints Awarded to Families of Hableány Ship

A court has awarded almost Ft 1.8 billion in damages to relatives of the victims of the Hableány boat disaster of 2019, HVG reports.
Controversial Lake Ferto Resort Project to Be Scaled Down After Protests by Greenpeace in Hungary

Controversial Lake Ferto Resort Project to Be Scaled Down After Protests by Greenpeace in Hungary

The government has promised Greenpeace that the proposed state-run resort development project at Lake Fertő, which, according to its critics, would be seriously destructive and megalomaniacal, will be redesigned, Népszava reports.

"Outrageous” that Brussels is Financing the Hungarian Left, Says Fidesz Comms Director

The Hungarian left’s European Parliament and local election campaigns are being financed from Brussels, the communications director of ruling Fidesz, István Hollik said.
Ending Segregation of Roma In Hungary Ordered by Euro Court

Ending Segregation of Roma In Hungary Ordered by Euro Court

The European Court of Human Rights ruled on Thursday that Hungary had violated the clause of the European Convention prohibiting discrimination against Roma in connection with the right to education.