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Multiannual Program 2026–2029: 148,500 new hires in the public sector – What it provides for salaries, pensions, and prices up to 2029

Starting from the new measures that will be implemented for the first time in 2026, with the "milestone" of raising the average wage in our country to 1,500 euros and the minimum wage to 950 euros in 2027, the 80 pages of the Multiannual Programme prescribe continuous wage and pension increases every year

How uniformed officers gain from 1.5 to 2 additional monthly salaries per year – First raise coming in October

The calendar of payroll changes for military personnel and members of the security forces – Adjustments coming to special pay scales

Reaction to salaries by police force, firefighters, and coast guards

The announcement of salary increases for Armed Forces personnel—excluding police officers, firefighters, and coast guard members—has sparked strong reactions from security forces

Public sector pay raise: Across-the-board salary increases and €526 million in measures for 2025

Beyond the €30 universal salary increase for all public sector employees, additional measures are being implemented this year to boost net earnings. Overall, the increases amount to 11% of the annual salary

Famelos: SYRIZA initiative for the return of the 13th and 14th salaries in the public sector

His visit to the National rehabilitation center in Ilion

A new three-year collective labor agreement was signed at ADMIE, what raises are foreseen

The new collective agreement foresees salary increases of 9% for 2024, totaling €4 million, with retroactive effect from January 1st

The Highest-Paid CEOs in the U.S. – Who Earns Over $1 Billion Annually

What does a new study from C-Suite Comp, a data analytics company that tracks the compensation of leaders in nearly 4,000 publicly traded companies in the U.S show

Where Elementary School Teachers Get Paid The Most (infographic)

Luxembourg tops the list

Greek teachers lowest paid in OECD member states

Greek teachers are worse off than some developing countries

The final Greece-creditors agreement: Primary Surplus 3,5% from 2019 until 2022 (read full MoU)

The IMF wants "New Democracy" party to commit to the agreement

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