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Orbán Forbids Lower Salaries at His Favourite Sports Newspaper

Orbán Forbids Lower Salaries at His Favourite Sports Newspaper

Prime Minister Viktor Orbán personally ordered that the salaries of journalists working for daily sports newspaper Nemzeti Sport – said to be his favourite newspaper – should not have to be reduced amidst austerity measures at state-owned businesses.
Budapest Mayor to Cut Back Cushy Appointments on City-Owned Companies

Budapest Mayor to Cut Back Cushy Appointments on City-Owned Companies

  • 6 Sep 2024 12:22 PM
  • current affairs
Mayor Gergely Karácsony is proposing to cut board positions on city-owned companies by two-thirds and reduce supervisory board roles to near the legal minimum for the new term of office, according to his Facebook post.
Updated: Parl’t Votes Down Proposal to Impeach President

Updated: Parl’t Votes Down Proposal to Impeach President

Lawmakers rejected a proposal in a secret ballot on Monday to start proceedings to remove President Tamás Sulyok from office.
HUF 184 Billion of EU Funding To Raise Teachers' Pay Arrives in Hungary

HUF 184 Billion of EU Funding To Raise Teachers' Pay Arrives in Hungary

Hungary has received a total 184 billion forints (EUR 478m) worth of EU funding to be used for a pay hike for kindergarten and school teachers, the finance minister said.
'Luxurious Support' for Failed Hungarian Presidents Revealed & Questioned By Dobrev

'Luxurious Support' for Failed Hungarian Presidents Revealed & Questioned By Dobrev

Democratic Coalition list leader Klára Dobrev is initiating an amendment motion which would state that a president who is obliged to step down before their term ends – for instance due to resignation or dismissal – should not be eligible for lifelong allowances from the state.
Orbán is Highest Paid European PM Relative to Average Pay

Orbán is Highest Paid European PM Relative to Average Pay

Of all European prime ministers, Viktor Orban earns the most compared to the average salary of the country he leads, according to Peter Bucsky, a journalist at the business news website G7, speaking on RTL’s morning news programme Reggeli.
Budapest Professors Plead for Salary Increase

Budapest Professors Plead for Salary Increase

Instructors of the Budapest Technology University (BME) demand higher wages in an open letter signed by 762 employees, and published.
Updated: Orbán: 'Soros's People Blackmailing EC to Withhold Money From Hungary'

Updated: Orbán: 'Soros's People Blackmailing EC to Withhold Money From Hungary'

“The people of George Soros keep blackmailing the European Commission to withhold money from Hungary because they want Ukraine to get that money,” Prime Minister Viktor Orbán said.
More Elderly in Hungary Continue Working Due to Lack of Money

More Elderly in Hungary Continue Working Due to Lack of Money

More Hungarians of retirement age are continuing to work in order to make ends meet, Népszava reports, citing CEO László Molnár of the GKI economics institute.
Orbán Forbids Lower Salaries at His Favourite Sports Newspaper

Orbán Forbids Lower Salaries at His Favourite Sports Newspaper

Prime Minister Viktor Orbán personally ordered that the salaries of journalists working for daily sports newspaper Nemzeti Sport – said to be his favourite newspaper – should not have to be reduced amidst austerity measures at state-owned businesses.
Budapest Mayor to Cut Back Cushy Appointments on City-Owned Companies

Budapest Mayor to Cut Back Cushy Appointments on City-Owned Companies

  • 6 Sep 2024 12:22 PM
  • current affairs
Mayor Gergely Karácsony is proposing to cut board positions on city-owned companies by two-thirds and reduce supervisory board roles to near the legal minimum for the new term of office, according to his Facebook post.
Updated: Parl’t Votes Down Proposal to Impeach President

Updated: Parl’t Votes Down Proposal to Impeach President

Lawmakers rejected a proposal in a secret ballot on Monday to start proceedings to remove President Tamás Sulyok from office.
HUF 184 Billion of EU Funding To Raise Teachers' Pay Arrives in Hungary

HUF 184 Billion of EU Funding To Raise Teachers' Pay Arrives in Hungary

Hungary has received a total 184 billion forints (EUR 478m) worth of EU funding to be used for a pay hike for kindergarten and school teachers, the finance minister said.
'Luxurious Support' for Failed Hungarian Presidents Revealed & Questioned By Dobrev

'Luxurious Support' for Failed Hungarian Presidents Revealed & Questioned By Dobrev

Democratic Coalition list leader Klára Dobrev is initiating an amendment motion which would state that a president who is obliged to step down before their term ends – for instance due to resignation or dismissal – should not be eligible for lifelong allowances from the state.
Orbán is Highest Paid European PM Relative to Average Pay

Orbán is Highest Paid European PM Relative to Average Pay

Of all European prime ministers, Viktor Orban earns the most compared to the average salary of the country he leads, according to Peter Bucsky, a journalist at the business news website G7, speaking on RTL’s morning news programme Reggeli.
Budapest Professors Plead for Salary Increase

Budapest Professors Plead for Salary Increase

Instructors of the Budapest Technology University (BME) demand higher wages in an open letter signed by 762 employees, and published.
Updated: Orbán: 'Soros's People Blackmailing EC to Withhold Money From Hungary'

Updated: Orbán: 'Soros's People Blackmailing EC to Withhold Money From Hungary'

“The people of George Soros keep blackmailing the European Commission to withhold money from Hungary because they want Ukraine to get that money,” Prime Minister Viktor Orbán said.
More Elderly in Hungary Continue Working Due to Lack of Money

More Elderly in Hungary Continue Working Due to Lack of Money

More Hungarians of retirement age are continuing to work in order to make ends meet, Népszava reports, citing CEO László Molnár of the GKI economics institute.