Péter Magyar: The Tisza Government Will Significantly Increase the Wages of Social and Noks Workers in Two Stages
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The unions, of course, appreciate the intention and do not shy away from further negotiations.
He resents, among other things, that the Tisza even promised an “immediate 25 percent wage increase” in the campaign, in comparison, Péter Magyar only talks about raising something in two steps.
The Tisza government is planning a two-stage wage increase of a total of 25 percent for social workers and workers directly involved in education and training (NOKS): the first increase is expected in mid-October this year, and the second in January 2027, Prime Minister Péter Magyar announced at Thursday's government press conference.
The government plans to increase the salaries of social workers and those directly involved in education and training, i.e. NOKS employees, in two stages - Prime Minister Péter Magyar spoke about this at the government press conference on Thursday.
The first stage of the wage increase for workers directly involved in education and training could come in mid-October, and the second stage from January 1, 2027, announced Péter Magyar at a press conference on the government's decisions.
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