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Stress, poor sleep, mental fatigue, frequent illness and insufficient recovery are not just private lifestyle issues. Within a company, they present as lower concentration, slower decision-making, weaker leadership resilience, more sick days, and declining productivity.
For business leaders, the question is direct: How long can a company expect high performance from...
At a recent briefing by the lender, chief analyst Péter Virovácz argued that the new political cycle could create a more favorable economic environment. Even so, he warned that a change of government cannot, on its own, solve Hungary’s problems with inflation, labor supply, energy exposure, export dependence and the eventual conditions for euro adoption.
“Although e...
Moody’s justified the change in outlook citing OTP’s recent agreement to purchase 100pc of Luminor Holding, a peer in the Baltic region.
Moody’s notes that Luminor Holding is the parent company of Luminor Bank, the third largest bank on the Latvian and Lithuanian markets and the fourth largest bank on the Estonian market.
According to the ratings agency’...
The country’s mental-health system cannot beimproved by expanding specialist services alone.
The June 30 event also launched a National Mental Health Network intended to keep the cross-sector dialogue alive after the conference and turn it into a longer-term process. The forum was organized as a working event rather than a series of formal presentations. Participant...
The number of unemployed people came to 214,000 during the month.
In April–June, the average number of employed people aged 15–74 was 4.633 million, down 28,000 from the same period a year earlier.
Employment among men was unchanged at 2.473 million, while the number of employed women fell by 29,000 to 2.160 million.
The number of people working ...