Squaring the circle?
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The SZAKSZ warning strike was not illegal
The Labor College of the Capital City Court rejected the request of Volánbusz Zrt., in which it requested to establish the legality of the two-hour warning strike held by the Solidarity Bus Transport Union, in the order issued on November 9, 2022, made at level I.
A worker against worker power
The film commemorates Sándor Rácz, in honor of the 1956 revolution and freedom struggle, by processing archival materials that have not yet been seen by the general public.
Solidarity statement with the Confederation of Trade Unions of the Slovak Republic (KOZ SR)
The Hungarian trade union confederations are shocked to learn from the Slovak trade unionists that the Minister of Labour of the Slovak Republic intends to prevent through legislative changes the operation of trade unions and the existing system of tripartite consultation.
Paying tribute to the heroes Short report on the Workers Councils’ commemoration
This year, the commemoration of the 1956 revolution co-organised by the National Confederation of Workers’ Councils, the 56-os Magyarok Világszövetsége (World Federation of Hungarian Freedom Fighters), the Corvin Bajtársi Közösség (Corvin-Passage Comrades' Community) and the Pesti Srácok Foundation was held in the Corvin Cinema on 18th October 2019.
Workers’ Councils about the SME development strategy
As 71% of Hungarian workers are employed by small or medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), the development strategy of SMEs for the next decade is also important for them
Uniting Powers Merge of the Association of Transport Workers’ Councils (KMSZ) and the Association of Transport Workers’ Labour Unions (KDSZSZ)
The two trade unions decided to merge in order to enhance their interest representation activity by increasing their effectiveness and by gaining a wider mandate from the higher number of members.
The demand of law enforcement workers might be fulfilled: they will receive overtime pay for another four years
The Committee on Defence and Law Enforcement of the Hungarian National Assembly proposes that law enforcement workers should receive overtime pay. According to the present legislation in force, employees can request only days off in compensation for overtime work from January.