A dispute has emerged between Hungary’s newly appointed Prime Minister Péter Magyar and the country’s business sector regarding guest worker policies. Magyar has indicated a desire to significantly reduce the number of foreign workers, potentially sending many home. This stance contrasts sharply with employers, who are reportedly seeking to bring in tens of thousands more guest workers to address labor shortages. The disagreement highlights a fundamental difference in approach to economic policy and workforce management. Business leaders argue that restricting guest workers will harm economic growth and competitiveness. The conflict is escalating, with no immediate resolution in sight, and threatens to create uncertainty for businesses reliant on foreign labor. Further details are available on Daily News Hungary.