The Hungarian Competition Authority (GVH) has been awarded the Family-Friendly Workplace Certification by the Family-Friendly Hungary Center, highlighting its efforts to operate as a family-friendly workplace. The certification allows GVH to use the Family-Friendly Workplace logo for two years, showcasing its dedication to supporting its employees and prioritizing child protection.

GVH has implemented various family-friendly measures to help its employees balance work and family life, including financial support for childbirth and assistance with school-related expenses. Additionally, GVH operates a child-friendly office workstation where employees can work alongside their children in a peaceful and supportive environment.

Furthermore, GVH provides electronic information to employees regarding family-friendly initiatives and support offered by the Hungarian government, aiming to assist both prospective and current parents among its staff.

GVH President Csaba Balázs Rigó emphasized the importance of family and the joy of parenthood, noting the significant number of children born to GVH employees in recent years and the organization's commitment to enabling its staff to harmonize family life with work responsibilities.

In addition to supporting employees with families, GVH also offers opportunities for young professionals, allowing interns to gain insight into the organization's work alongside their university studies. The GVH Podcast series features discussions on professional and personal development opportunities at the national competition authority, aiding employees in achieving their career goals.

GVH has also been active in promoting consumer protection and family values, advocating against deceptive advertising and unfair commercial practices, particularly in online and social media platforms. The authority's efforts have contributed to the inclusion of family and family relationships as protected values in laws prohibiting unfair commercial practices towards consumers.

Moreover, GVH provides educational materials through its 'Think It Through Calmly' series to empower consumers and Hungarian families to make informed decisions when choosing products or services. The authority has also addressed issues such as children's use of smart devices and digital risks at conferences, emphasizing the active protection of children and families in the digital space.