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The dirty side of Pompeii: baths filled with sweat and urine, according to a new study
Hygiene was far from ideal in the Roman city, which was not connected to a river and relied on wells more than 30 meters deep for its water – What a new scientific study revealed
Minimum wage: When the new increase is coming and which workers benefit
A new increase in the minimum wage is set to take effect from April 1, aiming to support low-paid workers and readjust benefits in both the private and public sectors
Electric scooters with license plates and insurance: What applies in other European countries and what Greece is considering
Greece is studying initiatives taken by other European countries to address accidents involving personal light electric vehicles (PLEVs) – How you can be compensated if you are involved in an accident
Tuberculosis cases confirmed at Kassaveteia Prison and in Volos
Two inmates and one farm worker are hospitalized with active tuberculosis
Kefalogianni: The Ministry of Justice proposed the regulation on children, I voted for it along with 179 others, I made use of it because I am facing a difficult situation
In a Facebook post, Tourism Minister Olga Kefalogianni responds to the controversy sparked by her use of a Ministry of Justice regulation concerning family law and the custody of her children. As she notes, the regulation was proposed by the Ministry of Justice and was voted for not only by her but by 179 MPs in total
Loans, debts and debtor history at one click – The central credit register is now operational
In March, the public debt database with scoring; in summer, the registry of defaulting tenants – With the cooperation of the Ministry of Finance and the Bank of Greece, the new digital monitoring mechanism is operational
