An Average 17 Percent Wage Increase Is Possible in Healthcare, but Interest Groups Immediately Protest
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Although the announced plans call for an average 17 percent increase in the salaries of healthcare professionals, the interest groups are dissatisfied with the conditions. According to the Hungarian Chamber of Healthcare Professionals (MESZK), the government has not kept its previous promises, as the amount earmarked for the salary increase falls short of expectations, the measure is being delayed, and the professional organization has been left…
Many fear that the average 15 percent salary increase promised for 2027 will not be enough to curb career abandonment, and the Chamber of Professional Workers ...
Despite the government's plan to spend nearly 192 billion forints on raising the salaries of healthcare professionals, the announcement has sparked serious dissatisfaction. Many fear that the 15 percent average salary increase promised for 2027 will not be enough to curb career abandonment, while the Chamber of Professionals claims that less money will be allocated to salaries compared to previous promises, and what's more, the exact date of the…
The government is allocating 192 billion forints to increase the salaries of healthcare professionals, but the amount will also benefit those who are not professionals. According to the president of the Hungarian Chamber of Healthcare Professionals, their work is also important, but this is unfavorable for professionals.
The teachers' and healthcare professionals' interest groups are also expecting a raise this year, and a larger budget outlay in line with the promises. The post The PDSZ and the healthcare professionals' chamber were also expecting a pay rise this year, this is what they are asking of Péter Magyar first appeared on 24.hu.
In the 2027 budget, the state healthcare sector will receive an additional 510 billion forints, of which 192 billion forints will be allocated to pay healthcare professionals. This is expected to mean an average 17 percent pay increase, but the Hungarian Chamber of Healthcare Professionals (MESZK) says the announced measures are incomplete in several respects and fall short of previous promises. The chamber objects to the allocation of funds, th…
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