Huge Transformation in Hungarian Public Media: Downsizing Comes After 20 Billion Savings
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Up to 160 People Could Be Laid Off From Public Media, Employment Relationships Could End in December
The layoffs may affect radio and television employees the most, but no layoffs are planned at the Hungarian Telegraph Office.
Negotiations have begun on group layoffs.
The public media began negotiations with employee representatives today on collective staff reductions. A framework number has been set for the restructuring, and the final staff reduction will affect a maximum of 160 employees, depending on the negotiations that are now underway, the Hungarian Radio and Television Nonprofit Zrt. wrote in a statement.
Negotiations on restructuring the public media's workforce began on Monday. According to the announcement, the group layoffs will affect a maximum of 160 employees.
The public media has begun negotiations with employee representatives about the planned group reduction in staff numbers. The restructuring may affect a maximum of 160 employees, but a decision on the final number of employees will only be made after the negotiations are concluded, the Hungarian Radio and Television Nonprofit Zrt. announced on Monday.
According to the acting CEO of the public media, decisions regarding layoffs are made based on objective, professional criteria. The post 160 people may be affected by mass layoffs at the public media first appeared on 24.hu.
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