Hourly Wages of Manual Workers Rose by Nearly 10 Percent
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According to a recent analysis by Trenkwalder, a company engaged in temporary staffing and recruitment, the average hourly wage of manual workers rose by nearly 10 percent in the third quarter. This change may affect many employees, as manual work continues to play an important role in the Hungarian labour market.
The analysis was prepared by the company and processed wage data of nearly 7,000 employees. The study is therefore based on a relatively large sample, and according to the data, the pay of workers in manual occupations has risen noticeably in the recent period.
Hamrák also commented on the subject in the press release. Based on the available information, there is no detailed data on the exact reasons for the wage increase or on the sectors where the growth was strongest.
Overall, the hourly wages of manual workers rose by nearly 10 percent in the third quarter. Further developments and more detailed analyses may provide a clearer picture in subsequent reports.
Sources: Kanizsa Médiaház
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