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This Was Quick: as Soon as Péter Magyar Announced the Big Wage Increase, People Immediately Demonstrated at the Prime Minister's Office, and Zoltán Tarr Was Also Shouted at: "I've Never Heard Such a Nicely Worded Zero Percent Wage increase."

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Zoltán Tarr and Ervin Nagy were booed at a demonstration by cultural workers in front of the Prime Minister's Office on Monday. The participants demanded an accounting for the 25 percent wage increase that had been promised many times before the elections, of which Péter Magyar announced only a 10.7 percent increase, and that too only next year. The minister tried to explain by referring to the previous government's shortcomings, while Ervin Nag…

·Budapest, Hungary
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The Public Collection and Public Culture Workers' Union (KKDSZ) will hold a demonstration on Monday at 4 p.m. in Budapest, in front of the Ministry of ...

According to the KKDSZ, the 10.7 percent wage increase for public collection workers is a slap in the face, despite the fact that there is also a tax cut. Zoltán Tarr, the Minister responsible for social relations and culture, also appeared at the demonstration initiated by them, and emphasized that the 10.7 percent wage increase should be understandable and differentiated above all else. He also proposed the relaunch of the cultural workers' in…

"After forty years, my net salary is 328 thousand forints" - cultural workers demonstrate in front of the Prime Minister's Office for a wage increase - Péter Magyar announced a 10.7 percent increase, but the trade unions expected the 25 percent promised in the government program.

·Budapest, Hungary
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Index broke the news in Budapest, Hungary on Monday, October 19, 2026.
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