在匈牙利的中企急于适应后欧尔班时代
Chinese companies in Hungary scramble to adjust to post-Orban era - South China Morning Post
匈牙利新政府将严查外企违规用工，比亚迪已要求承包商签署劳动法合规承诺并收紧签证管理，在匈中企需立即审查自身及分包商的用工合规性，防范政策收紧带来的法律与项目中断风险。
比亚迪已要求建设其匈牙利工厂的承包商签署遵守当地劳动法的承诺书，涵盖工资、工时、签证、保险和劳动管理等方面，并引入了商务签证持有者的现场预先审批要求。这一举措是在新一届匈牙利政府宣誓就职并誓言打击外国公司非法做法后，中企广泛调整的一部分。
Electric vehicle giant BYD has ordered contractors building its Hungarian factory to sign pledges to comply with the country’s labour laws – part of a broader scramble by many Chinese companies as a new government in Budapest vows to crack down on illegal practices by foreign firms.
BYD’s Compliance Declaration on Overseas Employment requires contractors to commit to following Hungarian laws on payment of wages, working hours, visas, medical insurance and labour management.
It was sent to its contractors in Hungary roughly three weeks ago, a source said, who added that BYD had also introduced advance-approval requirements for business visa holders on site to make sure no one was working illegally.
The new Hungarian government, sworn in last week, vowed to adopt a stricter approach to foreign investment than that of former prime minister Viktor Orban, in which foreign companies were widely seen as operating with fewer constraints.
“We will build a Hungary where investors, every investor, respects our laws, our environment, our workers, and the safety of our local communities,” Prime Minister Peter Magyar told the Hungarian parliament on May 9.
During a news conference after his landslide victory in elections on April 12, Magyar called on Chinese companies in Hungary, including BYD and battery giant Contemporary Amperex Technology Ltd (CATL), to follow Hungarian environmental and labour regulations.
Two Chinese executives in Hungary said many Chinese companies had been working to ensure compliance in recent weeks, though some were still waiting to see whether the informal approaches that worked under the previous government would hold.
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