Even more Hungarians leaving their country for higher wages

According to hvg.hu, even more Hungarians will work abroad, the differences in wealth are growing, but the gender pay gap will shrink ­– this is what the generation Z expects from the next 10 years, turns out from Medián’s new research.

For 14-25 year-olds, the so-called generation Z, the most important device of gaining information is the Internet. Two third of them regard social media sites and online news portals as their number one source of information, and the importance of personal network of relations is exceeding that of traditional media, television, radio and printed media.

Almost everyone (99%) is on Facebook: their absolute majority spends at least one or two hours daily on Facebook, primarily with chatting.

The leading online portal regarding political and public life news is index.hu, while hvg.hu and 444.hu are competing for the second place. A little bit behind them comes origo.hu and 24.hu, while web pages containing tabloid journalism and online versions of daily newspapers have a smaller reader base. More than four-tenth of them (but half of those younger than 20 years) do not directly look up news pages, they only counter them through their Facebook friends’ shared posts – Medián’s new statistics show.

In connection with migration, two-fifth of the respondents believe in the strengthening of Islamic influence in Europe, but less respondents suppose that the number of Muslims or Arabs would increase in Hungary. Most of them predict a growth in the gypsy population, but only every fourth respondent mentioned it.