Body image disorder caused by the media – Pulzus survey

The use of social media, primarily visual media-based sites, has proven to promote dissatisfaction with one’s own body due to the frequently unreachable and unrealistic “ideal” beauty it conveys. As a result, it’s not surprising that nearly one in every third child has a body image disorder. It not only causes mental problems and anxiety, […]

Is there a connection between the popularity of bio- and eco-products and snobbism? – Pulzus survey

The internationally recognized Hungarian Ilcsi Natural Cosmetics creates professional and natural cosmetics for all sorts of skin-related concerns, from more than 100 types of organic plants. Therefore their products are always made from fresh, certified organic herbs, fruits, vegetables, and flowers. The company offers a wide range of cosmetics for anyone looking to go with […]

Hungarian roads in the hands of private companies – Pulzus survey

The concession of expressways might be one of Hungary’s most valuable governmental procurements. A concession is a partnership between the public sector and private companies. In a concession contract, private-sector knowledge can improve public-sector resources without putting public finances at risk or raising public debt. According to the government, the state does not have enough […]

Are you satisfied with your current salary? – Pulzus survey

In May 2021, the average gross earnings of full-time employees were HUF 431,600, and the average net earnings excluding benefits were HUF 287,000, both 8.2% higher than one year earlier. This growth is mainly happened because of the wage settling processes in the public sector. The public sector’s wage-settlement procedures are the leading causes of […]

Hungary’s education system – Pulzus survey

2021’s school year will yet again start with a notable teacher shortage. The net starting salary is about 170.000 Ft, which makes the teaching career quite unappealing. Furthermore, by 2030, the estimated number of retiring teachers is around 6,200, while the number of graduates will be between 2,500 and 2,800, leaving 3,000 to 4,000 unfilled […]