Feb 10, 2015
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During a manifestation organised by the public sector trade union KKDSZ a large crowd protested against the impoverishment of Hungarian culture and those employed in it.
During a manifestation organised by the public sector trade union KKDSZ a large crowd protested against the impoverishment of Hungarian culture and those employed in it. The participants backed up the demands formulated in a petition: the immediate start of wage negotiations among authorised representatives of the Ministry of Human Resources, the Ministry of National Economy and trade union KKDSZ. The basis for the wage negotiations should be that the lowest paid worker receives a monthly net wage at least equal to the subsistence amount, and that wages increase proportionally based on qualification, experience and responsibility.
English: http://budapestbeacon.com/featured-articles/1000-budapest-protesters-say ...
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