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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.
Weekly Briefing:

Weekly Briefing: "Homosexual Relationship" - Catholic Priest Scandal, "Hypocritical" - Hungary to Sue EU?

  • 13 Sep 2024 8:43 AM
  • current affairs
The Hungarian government will request that the European Union compensate the country for costs incurred in protecting the bloc's external borders, and is ready to sue the EU to that end, Gergely Gulyas, the head of the Prime Minister's Office, told a regular press conference.
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).
Heavy Fine in Hungary for Copycat Lotto Operator

Heavy Fine in Hungary for Copycat Lotto Operator

GVH, the competition watchdog, has fined Deutsche Lotto- und Sportwetten Ft 345 million, because the Malta-based company deceived customers into thinking that they were dealing with state-owned gaming company Szerencsejáték in online gambling, it was announced.
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.
Opposition Files Lawsuit to Find Out Who Is Pulling the Strings in Background of Presidential Pardon Scandal in Hungary

Opposition Files Lawsuit to Find Out Who Is Pulling the Strings in Background of Presidential Pardon Scandal in Hungary

The opposition Democratic Coalition will submit a public-interest data request and file a lawsuit asking for access to documents in connection with the clemency case of the former deputy head of the Bicske children’s home, Olga Kálmán, the spokesperson of the party’s parliamentary group, said, adding that people had a right to know “how the accomplice of the paedophile head of the children’s ...
How Whistle-Blowers Help Journalists in Central Eastern Europe & How They Are Protected

How Whistle-Blowers Help Journalists in Central Eastern Europe & How They Are Protected

A few weeks ago, the firing of a department head at Corvinus University of Budapest caused a stir in Hungary: the professor had previously reported and initiated an ethics investigation regarding an influential family’s child finishing the semester in spite of not fulfilling the semester requirements.
Hungarian Opinion: Ukraine Files WTO Lawsuit Against Hungary

Hungarian Opinion: Ukraine Files WTO Lawsuit Against Hungary

A well-known jurist doesn’t think that Ukraine’s complaint to the World Trade Organisation will be successful.
Budapest Court Rejects Mayor's Lawsuit Over Solidarity Tax - Due to Political Pressure?

Budapest Court Rejects Mayor's Lawsuit Over Solidarity Tax - Due to Political Pressure?

The Budapest Municipal Court has rejected a lawsuit filed by the city’s mayor with the aim of “dodging” the payment of the solidarity tax, Finance Minister Mihály Varga said.
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.
Weekly Briefing:

Weekly Briefing: "Homosexual Relationship" - Catholic Priest Scandal, "Hypocritical" - Hungary to Sue EU?

  • 13 Sep 2024 8:43 AM
  • current affairs
The Hungarian government will request that the European Union compensate the country for costs incurred in protecting the bloc's external borders, and is ready to sue the EU to that end, Gergely Gulyas, the head of the Prime Minister's Office, told a regular press conference.
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).
Heavy Fine in Hungary for Copycat Lotto Operator

Heavy Fine in Hungary for Copycat Lotto Operator

GVH, the competition watchdog, has fined Deutsche Lotto- und Sportwetten Ft 345 million, because the Malta-based company deceived customers into thinking that they were dealing with state-owned gaming company Szerencsejáték in online gambling, it was announced.
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.
Opposition Files Lawsuit to Find Out Who Is Pulling the Strings in Background of Presidential Pardon Scandal in Hungary

Opposition Files Lawsuit to Find Out Who Is Pulling the Strings in Background of Presidential Pardon Scandal in Hungary

The opposition Democratic Coalition will submit a public-interest data request and file a lawsuit asking for access to documents in connection with the clemency case of the former deputy head of the Bicske children’s home, Olga Kálmán, the spokesperson of the party’s parliamentary group, said, adding that people had a right to know “how the accomplice of the paedophile head of the children’s ...
How Whistle-Blowers Help Journalists in Central Eastern Europe & How They Are Protected

How Whistle-Blowers Help Journalists in Central Eastern Europe & How They Are Protected

A few weeks ago, the firing of a department head at Corvinus University of Budapest caused a stir in Hungary: the professor had previously reported and initiated an ethics investigation regarding an influential family’s child finishing the semester in spite of not fulfilling the semester requirements.
Hungarian Opinion: Ukraine Files WTO Lawsuit Against Hungary

Hungarian Opinion: Ukraine Files WTO Lawsuit Against Hungary

A well-known jurist doesn’t think that Ukraine’s complaint to the World Trade Organisation will be successful.
Budapest Court Rejects Mayor's Lawsuit Over Solidarity Tax - Due to Political Pressure?

Budapest Court Rejects Mayor's Lawsuit Over Solidarity Tax - Due to Political Pressure?

The Budapest Municipal Court has rejected a lawsuit filed by the city’s mayor with the aim of “dodging” the payment of the solidarity tax, Finance Minister Mihály Varga said.