Several Hungarian citizens may have had their personal and business data misused for years at the Yunus Emre Institute in Budapest, reports 24.hu. The case uncovered by the newspaper also revealed a case where someone may have been employed at the institute without the person concerned being aware of it. Based on the documents provided, the person may have been employed on paper for up to two years with a monthly salary of around 400,000 forints…
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Several Hungarian citizens may have had their personal and business data misused for years at the Yunus Emre Institute in Budapest, reports 24.hu. The case uncovered by the newspaper also revealed a case where someone may have been employed at the institute without the person concerned being aware of it. Based on the documents provided, the person may have been employed on paper for up to two years with a monthly salary of around 400,000 forints…