Béremelés
Béremelés is the Hungarian term for the act of increasing wages or salaries. Etymologically, it combines bér, meaning wage, with emelés, meaning lifting or raising. In economic and labor contexts, béremelés refers to changes in remuneration granted by employers, often in response to market conditions, contractual agreements, or policy decisions.
Forms and mechanisms of béremelés vary. General wage increases can be negotiated through collective bargaining agreements.
Causes of béremelés include rising inflation, productivity gains, and labor shortages, as well as changes in
Effects and debates around béremelés are multifaceted. For workers, raises can boost purchasing power and living
Legal and policy context: béremelés is typically governed by employment contracts and collective agreements, with public-sector