Hungary's Labor Laws Under Fire: Exploitation Allegations Spark Debate

Concerns rise in Hungary over worker exploitation. The Labor Cabinet head of the Mi Hazánk Mozgalom, János Lantos, recently highlighted the issue, citing cases of mandatory weekend work with minimal pay in multinational companies. "The current labor laws allow for exploitation," Lantos stated. He called for changes to better protect workers' rights and ensure adequate compensation for overtime. These concerns underscore the need for a comprehensive review of labor regulations to balance the interests of employers and employees. The Mi Hazánk Mozgalom is actively advocating for legislative changes to address this issue.