To equip HR professionals and payroll managers with the knowledge required to handle employee relocations to Hungary, ensuring compliance with local regulations, managing employee expectations, and aligning processes with company policies. amet purus.
Content: Overview of Hungarian labor laws affecting international hires, focusing on immigration and work permits.
Why Important: To ensure compliance with local laws and avoid legal risks. Employees relocating must be aware of their rights and responsibilities.
Content: Detailed guide to different work permits in Hungary (e.g., EU Blue Card, residence permits) and the visa application process.
Why Important: HR must assist employees with the correct visa applications to avoid complications.
Content: Explanation of how taxation and social security work for foreign workers.
Why Important: Incorrect handling of taxes can lead to financial losses for both the company and employees.
Content: Overview of living costs in Hungary, including housing, utilities, and lifestyle differences.
Why Important: HR should be able to guide employees on realistic expectations and financial planning.
Content: How to support employees in finding housing, with a focus on rental contracts, tenant rights, and legal pitfalls.
Why Important: Ensuring employees have secure, legal housing arrangements is essential for a smooth relocation process.
Content: Tips for helping employees adapt to the local culture, including language barriers, social norms, and support networks.
Why Important: Cultural differences can cause integration challenges, and supporting employees in this transition increases retention.
Content: Addressing emotional and psychological aspects of relocation, with emphasis on the company’s role in supporting employee wellbeing.
Why Important: Ensuring emotional support helps prevent burnout and disengagement, enhancing productivity.
Content: Review of competitive relocation packages, including moving expenses, housing stipends, language courses, etc.
Why Important: HR professionals must design packages that meet both company budgets and employee expectations.
Content: How to adjust payroll for employees relocating to Hungary, including exchange rates, tax deductions, and handling dual payroll.
Why Important: Payroll inaccuracies can lead to employee dissatisfaction and compliance issues.
Content: Overview of all documentation required for relocation, including employment contracts, proof of residency, and health insurance.
Why Important: Legal documentation is crucial to maintaining compliance with both Hungarian and international regulations.
Content: Helping employees with family relocation, including school enrollment, childcare, and family visas.
Why Important: Family support is a key factor in successful relocations, as employees are more likely to stay if their families are settled.