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Tamás Jakus, HR Director for South-East Europe, Thermo Fisher Scientific

Tamás Jakus, HR Director for South-East Europe, Thermo Fisher Scientific

  • 8 Aug 2024 7:59 AM
In the dynamic world of business, a company's success hinges on its executives. Tamás Jakus, the HR director for South-East Europe at Thermo Fisher Scientific, stands out as one such influential leader in the world of corporate HR, which is why he was picked as one of the "Top 50 HR Directors in Hungary" in 2024.
Panoramic Hotel in Visegrád Aims to Reopen in Autumn After Suffering Extensive Fire Damage

Panoramic Hotel in Visegrád Aims to Reopen in Autumn After Suffering Extensive Fire Damage

The reconstruction of the Silvanus Hotel in Visegrád, which suffered extensive fire damage earlier this year, is now in progress, with works expected to wrap up in the fall.
Value of Hungary’s Startup Ecosystem Exceeds USD 2 Billion

Value of Hungary’s Startup Ecosystem Exceeds USD 2 Billion

Hungary’s startup ecosystem was valued at $2.4 billion between July 1, 2021 and December 31, 2023, some 41% higher than in the previous two-year period, according to a joint study by the National Innovation Agency and Startup Genome, an organisation that focuses on helping startup communities globally.
Hungary Can Become Key Player in Space Industry, Claims Econmin

Hungary Can Become Key Player in Space Industry, Claims Econmin

Hungary’s economic ecosystem, infrastructure and intellectual capital make the country capable of becoming a crucial player in the space industry, the national economy minister said in Martonvásár, on the outskirts of Budapest.
Hollywood Exodus – LA Filming Dwindles as Hungary Rises

Hollywood Exodus – LA Filming Dwindles as Hungary Rises

Los Angeles, the heart of Hollywood, is facing a challenge to its filmmaking dominance. Filming activity in the city has declined significantly in recent months, with productions increasingly opting for locations with more attractive tax incentives.

4-Day Workweek Test Extended by Major Retailer in Hungary

Book retailer Libri-Bookline has extended testing of the four-day workweek launched in October 2022 by another year, communications director Orsolya Ludvig told Minner.hu.
Hungarians Have One of Shortest Retirement Lives in Europe, OECD Data Reveals

Hungarians Have One of Shortest Retirement Lives in Europe, OECD Data Reveals

Hungarians experience one of the shortest retirement periods in Europe, with men averaging 14.5 years and women 20.7 years, according to OECD data.
Filipinos Banned from Driving Buses in Budapest

Filipinos Banned from Driving Buses in Budapest

The city of Budapest has found a legal solution, via its service-ordering contracts, to ensure that no Filipino bus drivers will be employed by Arrivabus, a subcontractor of the Budapest Transport Centre, deputy mayor Ambrus Kiss announced at a press conference.
More Companies Plan Hires than Layoffs in Hungary

More Companies Plan Hires than Layoffs in Hungary

Less than a third of Hungarian employers, 31%, plan new hires in the second quarter, while 22% plan to reduce headcount, according to a survey by recruitment company Manpower covering 525 employers.
Tamás Jakus, HR Director for South-East Europe, Thermo Fisher Scientific

Tamás Jakus, HR Director for South-East Europe, Thermo Fisher Scientific

  • 8 Aug 2024 7:59 AM
In the dynamic world of business, a company's success hinges on its executives. Tamás Jakus, the HR director for South-East Europe at Thermo Fisher Scientific, stands out as one such influential leader in the world of corporate HR, which is why he was picked as one of the "Top 50 HR Directors in Hungary" in 2024.
Panoramic Hotel in Visegrád Aims to Reopen in Autumn After Suffering Extensive Fire Damage

Panoramic Hotel in Visegrád Aims to Reopen in Autumn After Suffering Extensive Fire Damage

The reconstruction of the Silvanus Hotel in Visegrád, which suffered extensive fire damage earlier this year, is now in progress, with works expected to wrap up in the fall.
Value of Hungary’s Startup Ecosystem Exceeds USD 2 Billion

Value of Hungary’s Startup Ecosystem Exceeds USD 2 Billion

Hungary’s startup ecosystem was valued at $2.4 billion between July 1, 2021 and December 31, 2023, some 41% higher than in the previous two-year period, according to a joint study by the National Innovation Agency and Startup Genome, an organisation that focuses on helping startup communities globally.
Hungary Can Become Key Player in Space Industry, Claims Econmin

Hungary Can Become Key Player in Space Industry, Claims Econmin

Hungary’s economic ecosystem, infrastructure and intellectual capital make the country capable of becoming a crucial player in the space industry, the national economy minister said in Martonvásár, on the outskirts of Budapest.
Hollywood Exodus – LA Filming Dwindles as Hungary Rises

Hollywood Exodus – LA Filming Dwindles as Hungary Rises

Los Angeles, the heart of Hollywood, is facing a challenge to its filmmaking dominance. Filming activity in the city has declined significantly in recent months, with productions increasingly opting for locations with more attractive tax incentives.

4-Day Workweek Test Extended by Major Retailer in Hungary

Book retailer Libri-Bookline has extended testing of the four-day workweek launched in October 2022 by another year, communications director Orsolya Ludvig told Minner.hu.
Hungarians Have One of Shortest Retirement Lives in Europe, OECD Data Reveals

Hungarians Have One of Shortest Retirement Lives in Europe, OECD Data Reveals

Hungarians experience one of the shortest retirement periods in Europe, with men averaging 14.5 years and women 20.7 years, according to OECD data.
Filipinos Banned from Driving Buses in Budapest

Filipinos Banned from Driving Buses in Budapest

The city of Budapest has found a legal solution, via its service-ordering contracts, to ensure that no Filipino bus drivers will be employed by Arrivabus, a subcontractor of the Budapest Transport Centre, deputy mayor Ambrus Kiss announced at a press conference.
More Companies Plan Hires than Layoffs in Hungary

More Companies Plan Hires than Layoffs in Hungary

Less than a third of Hungarian employers, 31%, plan new hires in the second quarter, while 22% plan to reduce headcount, according to a survey by recruitment company Manpower covering 525 employers.