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The professions of the next decade in Greece: Which sectors offer salaries above €2,000

The Greek labor market is entering a new phase. The Piraeus Chamber of Commerce & Industry maps out the sectors expected to experience the greatest growth through 2036, ahead of the Ministry of Labor’s “Rebrain Greece” initiative in London

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

Brain Regain: For the first time in 14 years, more people are returning to Greece than leaving

The majority are married with children, stayed abroad for 6–10 years, and now work in construction and education – The forty-somethings are coming back “for their parents”

The fastest-growing jobs of today didn’t exist a few years ago — Why a degree alone isn’t enough”

The next generation of professionals needs flexibility, tech savvy and soft skills - What LinkedIn's chief economist reveals

Significant rise in declared overtime in May: Tourism sector records 1055% increase

"We are particularly satisfied with the results of the implementation of the Digital Labour Card" said Labour Minister Niki Kerameos

Over 500 new jobs created in Thessaly

In addition, 720 unemployed people have applied for funding to start their own business

Employment – Career Day: 25 companies in Chania offering 800 job positions

The job positions available at the Career Day event in Chania cover all levels of education and expertise

Mitsotakis: We will continue the growth policy that increases jobs

"Unemployment has fallen to 408,200, the improvement is not accidental, it is the result of targeted policies," the Prime Minister said

Ergani: Positive but smaller hiring-firing balance in 2024

100,896 job losses in November and December - On March 1, the expansion of the Digital Card in tourism and catering nationwide begins

Employers and trade unions reach agreement “on the future of Volkswagen” with 35,000 redundancies planned

The Group estimates that the solution will enable sustainable cost savings of more than €15 billion per year

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