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Sep 2026
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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

DBRS: Stable growth trajectory for Greece until 2027 – Improvement in the labour market

For 2025, it maintains its estimate for Greek GDP growth at 2% - For 2026, the forecast is revised marginally upwards to 2% - For 2027, the growth rate is set at 1.9%

Greek mothers in the labour market: Barriers, social challenges and foreign standards

Greek women workers represent 52.8% of the population when the European average is 65.7% - What else do the data show

Labor Bill: What employees gain from the changes to overtime, fast-track hiring, leave & the solidarity contribution

The Solidarity Contribution (EAS) is 'frozen' for working pensioners – No change in the dismissal procedure – An end to abuses with the use of the digital work card

Housing, labour market and energy – All the big reforms of 2025 through the Recovery Fund

Greece has so far achieved the disbursement of more than 50% of the Recovery Fund resources

Greece has the worst unemployment rate in EU28 for degree holders

The study was released by GSEE