Workers in the Social Sector Protested, Péter Magyar Made an Unexpected Admission
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Social sector workers held a demonstration against the promised wage increase in installments. Péter Magyar asked for patience due to the budget situation.
Wage plus secured: There is a green light for around 5,000 country employees in the education sector – the payment has been made. However, the cross-cutting collective agreement (BÜKV) continues to provide for discussions: the plans of the state government meet with opposition from the trade unions.
The plans are multiplying, and the transformation will affect all levels of healthcare.
He admitted that even a 25 percent wage increase would not be a real solution.
Social workers have been demonstrating for an immediate 25 percent pay increase and better working conditions. According to the Prime Minister, they have inherited a bloodless budget from the previous government, and when it is restructured, a decision must be made whether those affected should receive a one-time benefit or a pay increase this year.
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