hungarian 政府出台新政，限制CEO薪水

Hungarian Government Publishes New Policy, Limiting CEO Salaries Hungary’s government has published a new policy, restricting CEO salaries and affecting the country’s corporate structure. The new policy, which will be implemented as of next year, aims to increase the efficiency of state-owned companies by limiting the salaries of their top executives.

The policy categorizes companies into three levels based on their complexity, with high, medium, and low complexity levels. The highest level of complexity is reserved for large companies with a high level of autonomy, while medium and low complexity levels are given to smaller companies with less autonomy. The policy also sets limits on the number of employees on the management and supervisory boards of state-owned companies, with the highest limit being five members and three members respectively.

The policy is aimed at increasing the efficiency of state-owned companies and ensuring that their top executives are not overpaid. The government hopes that this policy will help improve the country’s economic competitiveness and increase the performance of state-owned companies. However, the policy has raised concerns among business leaders and analysts, who fear that it may lead to a brain drain in the country’s companies.

Overall, the new policy is expected to have a significant impact on Hungary’s corporate landscape and the way companies are structured. As the country continues to navigate its economic challenges, it is likely that the government will continue to make changes to its policies aimed at promoting economic growth and development.

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