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Hungarian President Áder Signs Amendment To Labour Code

Hungarian President Áder Signs Amendment To Labour Code

President János Áder has signed an amendment to the labour code, the president’s office said in a statement published on its website.
PM’s Office Chief: Budapest Demo 'Unlawful'

PM’s Office Chief: Budapest Demo 'Unlawful'

The demonstration in Budapest on Wednesday against changes to overtime regulations was “unlawful”, according to the Prime Minister’s Office chief.
Hungarian Top Court Rejects Opposition Complaints Against Campaign Billboard Law

Hungarian Top Court Rejects Opposition Complaints Against Campaign Billboard Law

The Constitutional Court rejected complaints submitted by 55 opposition MPs against a law tightening regulations on political billboard advertising justified by the desire to protect cityscapes.
Hungarian Gov't: ‘Saving Print Media In Public Interest’

Hungarian Gov't: ‘Saving Print Media In Public Interest’

Saving the print media in Hungary is of public interest, the Government Information Centre (KTK) has said, referring to the government decision to exempt from oversight the Central European Press and Media Foundation’s acquisition of Opus Press, Echo TV, New Wave Media Group and Magyar Idők Publishing.
Justice Ministry: Article 7 Procedure Against Hungary To Be Protracted

Justice Ministry: Article 7 Procedure Against Hungary To Be Protracted

The Article 7 procedure, which was launched against Hungary earlier this year, will be a long drawn-out affair, a justice ministry official said in an interview published in Magyar Hírlap.
Local Opinion: CEU Moves 4 Courses Out Of 5 From Budapest To Vienna

Local Opinion: CEU Moves 4 Courses Out Of 5 From Budapest To Vienna

After the President of the Central European University announced that 49 of the CEU’s 59 courses will be transferred to Vienna, the debate continues in the press on whether the government’s refusal to let them stay serves or harms Hungary’s interests.
Employment In Healthcare In Hungary

Employment In Healthcare In Hungary

In the recent years, Hungarian healthcare providers (hospitals, clinics) have been confronted with a significant human resource crisis.
Hungarian Opposition, Unions Slam Fidesz Proposal To Raise Overtime Threshold

Hungarian Opposition, Unions Slam Fidesz Proposal To Raise Overtime Threshold

Opposition parties and trade unions slammed a bill submitted to parliament on Tuesday by lawmakers of the ruling Fidesz that would raise the upper threshold for annual overtime from 250 to 400 hours.
Hungary Held Talks On Energy Security, Defence Cooperation With U.S

Hungary Held Talks On Energy Security, Defence Cooperation With U.S

A foreign ministry official has met US government officials to discuss energy security in central and eastern Europe, the renewal of the US-Hungarian defence cooperation and aid for persecuted Christians in the Middle East.
Hungarian President Áder Signs Amendment To Labour Code

Hungarian President Áder Signs Amendment To Labour Code

President János Áder has signed an amendment to the labour code, the president’s office said in a statement published on its website.
PM’s Office Chief: Budapest Demo 'Unlawful'

PM’s Office Chief: Budapest Demo 'Unlawful'

The demonstration in Budapest on Wednesday against changes to overtime regulations was “unlawful”, according to the Prime Minister’s Office chief.
Hungarian Top Court Rejects Opposition Complaints Against Campaign Billboard Law

Hungarian Top Court Rejects Opposition Complaints Against Campaign Billboard Law

The Constitutional Court rejected complaints submitted by 55 opposition MPs against a law tightening regulations on political billboard advertising justified by the desire to protect cityscapes.
Hungarian Gov't: ‘Saving Print Media In Public Interest’

Hungarian Gov't: ‘Saving Print Media In Public Interest’

Saving the print media in Hungary is of public interest, the Government Information Centre (KTK) has said, referring to the government decision to exempt from oversight the Central European Press and Media Foundation’s acquisition of Opus Press, Echo TV, New Wave Media Group and Magyar Idők Publishing.
Justice Ministry: Article 7 Procedure Against Hungary To Be Protracted

Justice Ministry: Article 7 Procedure Against Hungary To Be Protracted

The Article 7 procedure, which was launched against Hungary earlier this year, will be a long drawn-out affair, a justice ministry official said in an interview published in Magyar Hírlap.
Local Opinion: CEU Moves 4 Courses Out Of 5 From Budapest To Vienna

Local Opinion: CEU Moves 4 Courses Out Of 5 From Budapest To Vienna

After the President of the Central European University announced that 49 of the CEU’s 59 courses will be transferred to Vienna, the debate continues in the press on whether the government’s refusal to let them stay serves or harms Hungary’s interests.
Employment In Healthcare In Hungary

Employment In Healthcare In Hungary

In the recent years, Hungarian healthcare providers (hospitals, clinics) have been confronted with a significant human resource crisis.
Hungarian Opposition, Unions Slam Fidesz Proposal To Raise Overtime Threshold

Hungarian Opposition, Unions Slam Fidesz Proposal To Raise Overtime Threshold

Opposition parties and trade unions slammed a bill submitted to parliament on Tuesday by lawmakers of the ruling Fidesz that would raise the upper threshold for annual overtime from 250 to 400 hours.
Hungary Held Talks On Energy Security, Defence Cooperation With U.S

Hungary Held Talks On Energy Security, Defence Cooperation With U.S

A foreign ministry official has met US government officials to discuss energy security in central and eastern Europe, the renewal of the US-Hungarian defence cooperation and aid for persecuted Christians in the Middle East.