US EditionWage Rise in 2026 Will Be Lower than the Orbán Cabinet Promised
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Wage rise in 2026 will be lower than the Orbán cabinet promised
Sándor Czomba, the state secretary for for employment policy, told public television on Wednesday that the government would probably have to step in to get employers and unions to agree on next year’s minimum wage rise. Czomba said “collective wisdom” would work this year, too, but added that it was “very likely” government intervention would be required for the sides to reach an agreement on the scale of the minimum wage rise. At present, emplo…
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The State Secretary responsible for employment policy at the Ministry of National Economy (NGM) called the plans for a 13 percent minimum wage increase next year unrealistic.
With such weak economic growth, the 13 percent increase stipulated in the wage agreement cannot be maintained, but the Secretary of State is confident that employers and employees can agree on a new figure.
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