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Public Collection Workers Protest Again in Pécs Demanding a Wage Increase

The dissatisfaction of public collection and public education workers continues after the government announced a plan for a smaller wage adjustment than promised in the campaign.
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Museum workers protested in Pécs today as part of a nationwide campaign by their union, the KKDSZ, to achieve much better conditions for public collection workers than they currently have, and especially higher wages. As stated today in Pécs – where about a hundred public collection workers demonstrated – an average museum employee earns around 280-290 thousand forints net per month. They are fed up with […]

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The dissatisfaction of public collection and public education workers continues after the government announced a plan for a smaller wage adjustment than promised in the campaign.

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Heti Világgazdaság broke the news in Hungary on Monday, November 2, 2026.
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