Tisza’s Pay Rise Pledge for School Support Staff Falls Short in Budget Draft, Union Says
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Tisza’s Pay Rise Pledge for School Support Staff Falls Short in Budget Draft, Union Says
Hungary's proposed 2027 budget allocates more funding to public education and vocational training, but the planned 15 per cent pay rise for school support staff falls short of the 25 per cent increase promised by the Tisza Party during the election campaign, the deputy head of the Teachers' Union said.
Education funding will increase in 2027, but the union says the pay increase for support workers will fall short of the campaign promise.
The amount to be spent on education will increase according to the draft budget for next year, but workers who directly help education-education will receive wages...
According to the leader of the KDNP faction, Péter Magyar and his colleagues deceived everyone in the campaign.
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