Munkaképes

Munkaképes is a Hungarian adjective that translates to "workable," "employable," or "capable of working." It describes a person's ability to perform labor or engage in gainful employment. The term often implies a state of physical and mental health sufficient for undertaking work, though it can also refer to the general suitability of a person for a particular job or task.

In a legal or administrative context, being munkaképes can be a requirement for receiving certain benefits or participating in specific programs. For example, an individual may need to prove they are munkaképes to qualify for disability benefits, or conversely, to demonstrate they are no longer munkaképes to receive unemployment assistance. The assessment of munkaképes is typically done by medical professionals or employment agencies.

The concept of munkaképes is closely tied to an individual's capacity to contribute to the economy and society through their labor. It can also be a factor in determining an individual's independence and self-sufficiency. Factors influencing one's munkaképes can include age, health conditions, acquired skills, and educational background. The opposite of munkaképes would be a state of being unable to work due to illness, disability, or other incapacitating circumstances.