Teleworking in Hungary needs developing
Hungary has a lot of catching up to do to make teleworking more accessible to employees since it has only 2-3% of its active labor force working from home.
Hungary has a lot of catching up to do to make teleworking more accessible to employees since it has only 2-3% of its active labor force working from home, compared to the EU's 15%, Gábor Simon, head of the Teleworking Council said prior to the upcoming 3rd National Teleworking Conference held on Thursday. Some Ft 800 million will be earmarked from the labor market fund next year, which will all go toward creating teleworking jobs, Simon added. In the past 3 years, some 2,500 new jobs of this kind have sprung up through the help of state funding. (Vg 8) S.F.
