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Greek workers and pensioners set for wage and pension boosts after Thessaloniki Fair pledges
The measures raise the minimum wage to 1,000 euros by 2028 and boost public sector pay, though under-65 pensioners and roughly 400,000 higher earners subject to the solidarity levy remain excluded from the new package
Wide income divide separates high earners and low earners in Greece
A new Labour Ministry law aims to close Greece's gender pay gap, as 900,000 workers earn €1,572.59 a month on average, 250,000 take home over €2,000, while a third of private staff earn just €1,000
BBC to cut up to 2,000 jobs in largest workforce reduction since 2011
The cuts affect around 10% of the corporation's 21,500 employees - New BBC director general Matt Brittin takes office on 18 May
The new labor bill is voted on today – The 13-hour workday and all the changes for employees and businesses
Kerameus: The use of flexible hours not overturn workers’ rights – The new regulations allow, among other things, express hirings and resignations with one click.
Public sector employees: Those who refuse evaluation for two consecutive years will be dismissed – Changes to the new disciplinary law
Abolition of collective disciplinary bodies and creation of a new Council with full-time judges – Permanent dismissal of employees and new administrative fines ranging from €3,000 to €100,000
Rhodes: Victim of the corruption network in the urban planning department speaks to protothema.gr: “They asked me for 5,000 euros to close my case”
A businessman describes how he was imposed an enormous and unjustified fine, which was later proposed to be... erased for a fee
How wages are paid on the March 25th public holiday – What applies to private sector employees
The General Confederation of Greek Workers (GSEE) and the Workers' and Unemployed Information Center of the Confederation (KE.P.E.A./GSEE) have clarified how private sector employees who work on March 25th will be compensated
