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1/3 Passively Looking for New Job

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Research conducted by profession.hu in the first quarter of 2024 reveals that 36% of the Hungarian population aged 18-65 are passively looking for a new job, with 12% actively searching.

Almost half of employees are satisfied with their current job and not even thinking about changing, but nearly a third would consider it if a good offer came in.

Another 5% are consciously looking for a new job in addition to their current employment.

The group of unemployed people actively looking for work and those just open to a reasonable opportunity are of the same size (7% in each case), but 11% are not currently looking.

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