Hundreds of protesters marched through Budapest and gathered at the parliament building late into Wednesday night, after Orban's hardline Fidesz party pushed through legislation allowing employers to ask their workers to take on up to 400 hours' overtime per year.

The government told that the "voluntary changes to working hours" were "in the interest of the workers" and would allow people to work and earn more.

Under current rules, bosses can demand employees to do up to 250 hours of extra work annually.

The new rules could potentially add two extra hours to an average work day, or the equivalent of an extra workday per week.

Well, this is how fairy tales and lack of education result in working class loosing one thing after another.