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Orbán's Legacy: Millions Will Receive Less than Expected Salaries, the Tisza Government Can Back It Up
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According to the former chairman of the Workers' Councils, instead of the 14 percent minimum wage increase agreed on paper during Viktor Orbán's time, there will only be an increase of around 8 percent next year, which could mean a gross monthly basic benefit of 350,000 forints. In fact, there may not be a wage increase from next year, according to a newspaper interview. Although previous, large-scale commitments had to be scaled back last year,…
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