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Hungary
Hungary’s labour market continues to improve
Hungary
Wage outflow remains strong in Hungary
Hungary
Hungary’s labour market shows signs of renewed strength
Germany
Rise in part-time work threatens already sluggish productivity growth in Germany
Hungary
Deterioration in Hungarian labour market stalls
Hungary
The purchasing power of Hungarian wages is slowing
Germany
German labour market remains resilient on the outside but shows weakening from the inside
Hungary
Hungary’s unemployment rate hits highest level since mid-2020
AI
AI will fundamentally transform the job market but the risk of mass unemployment is low
Hungary
Hungary’s labour market sends mixed signals
Germany
German labour market ends 2023 on a negative note
Hungary
Hungary’s labour market cools slightly
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