Job Fair Offers Nearly 3,000 Positions in Hungary for Filipino Workers
A job fair in the Philippines organized during Hungary-Philippines Friendship Week showcases almost 3,000 job opportunities with competitive salaries.
A job fair organized as part of the Hungary-Philippines Friendship Week has presented almost 3,000 job vacancies based in Hungary for Filipino applicants.
Employers are offering salaries ranging from 280,000 to 400,000 Hungarian forints (approximately 700 to 1,000 euros) across various sectors.
Available positions, as reported by job placement agencies at the event, include roles such as machine operators, welders, pipe fitters, and workers in the hospitality and manufacturing industries.
The Ministry of Labor in the Philippines, which facilitates overseas job employment, has confirmed these salary ranges.
According to the event's Facebook page, all available positions for the job fair were filled by Saturday.
During the same day, Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán addressed the opening of the economic year at the Hungarian Chamber of Commerce and Industry, expressing his view that there are still sufficient labor resources within Hungary, estimating that 300,000 individuals could still be employed.
Employers are offering salaries ranging from 280,000 to 400,000 Hungarian forints (approximately 700 to 1,000 euros) across various sectors.
Available positions, as reported by job placement agencies at the event, include roles such as machine operators, welders, pipe fitters, and workers in the hospitality and manufacturing industries.
The Ministry of Labor in the Philippines, which facilitates overseas job employment, has confirmed these salary ranges.
According to the event's Facebook page, all available positions for the job fair were filled by Saturday.
During the same day, Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán addressed the opening of the economic year at the Hungarian Chamber of Commerce and Industry, expressing his view that there are still sufficient labor resources within Hungary, estimating that 300,000 individuals could still be employed.
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