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Study: Only 20% of young people in Greece live independently – Gen Z wages remain low
A new survey by INE/GSEE reveals that 65% of young workers feel they cannot start a family under current working conditions, while 70% say their income is insufficient to cover basic needs
Hatzidakis: Reducing unemployment, increasing wages, Digital Job Card, improve workers’ lives
The post of the Deputy Prime Minister on the occasion of today's May Day
100-day ‘bazaar’ for the TIF announcements: Tax reliefs, reduction of imputed income criteria, offers for affordable housing, benefits for the middle class
Government 'battle' for more fiscal breathing room from Brussels – What can be given and to whom will become clearer after Easter – The 'certain' measures for 2026
April 9 strike: What applies to metro, buses, trolleys – Ships to remain docked
Full details on who is participating in Wednesday's (April 9) strike
Nikos Dendias: The announcements on the increases for the members of the Greek armed forces
The increases will be given in three phases over the coming months
Double-digit raises for the Armed Forces announced today: The timing, the beneficiaries and the Pentagon’s “piggy bank”
Nikos Dendias will make the announcements - In three waves of support after the rationalization of spending in the Pentagon in conjunction with the sweeping changes in the Armed Forces
An increase in the minimum wage: The net in the pocket, the triennials and the new bonuses – How much are public sector salaries increasing
1.6 million beneficiaries of the 6.02% increase in the minimum wage that will apply from 1 April - See examples
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
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
