HUF 100 million fine and blacklisting: layoffs at the Iváncsa battery plant
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The Iváncsa battery plant has been fined 100 million forints and placed on a blacklist. This was announced by László Gajdos, minister responsible for a living environment, on his Facebook page.
Following the decision, the plant laid off several Hungarian employees. Based on the available information, it is not possible to say exactly how many people are affected by the change.
Being placed on a blacklist means that the company's name appears on an official list because of its violations. The amount of the fine is also significant, which is why many people in Hungary are following the case.
At the time this article was written, the authorities or the plant had not yet provided a more detailed explanation. More information on further developments may be obtained from official announcements and media reports.
Sources: Infostart
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