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Leading architecture magazine selected Tibetan solar school built by Hungarians
Hungarian architecture does fine things even in the Himalayas. ArchDaily selected a school built by Hungarian volunteers for Tibetan children.
Labour shortage in Hungary: no pay rise for manual workers
Huge retail companies could raise salaries, while skilled workers get only a bit more than the minimum wage in spite of the labour shortage
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Hungarians live their lives in only 3 apartments
Hungarians live their lives in only 3.4 apartments and they change their permanent address because of a new job or due to family reasons.
PM Orbán to continue centralizing local governments?
If Fidesz wins super-majority in April they will continue to centralize the local government system of Hungary – according to press
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When elections become business: 250 registered parties in Hungary
The number of registered parties is constantly rising in Hungary because many think about the 2018 elections as a perfect opportunity for making business.
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Three Hungarian universities to launch a new IT bachelor program
Hungarian IT sector is suffering from labour shortage so the new IT bachelor program reduced maths and aims to train new skilled workforce quicker.
Who would win the 2018 elections in Hungary if social media decided?
If the number of Facebook-followers were transferred into votes in the forthcoming 2018 elections, Jobbik would win with a giant lead.
International think-tank: Fidesz’s victory migh threaten Hungarian democracy
According to #Policy #Solutions, Fidesz’s victory might threaten democracy. Left wing parties gave up the elections, so Jobbik became the main challenger.
‘Hungarian Uber’ to reform goods transportation market?
The ‘Hungarian Uber’ provides transport organization services which can result in a 40-50% save regarding shipment costs.
Labour shortage: ‘wage bomb’ from Aldi
Because of the labour shortage Aldi tries to attract experienced employees working for their competitors with an outstanding EUR 1140 monthly gross wage.