Say you work as an office clerk, driver or electrician in Athens or Thessaloniki, and a job ad on Naxos or Corfu offers noticeably more money. Is it worth packing up? A new analysis of Greek job ads suggests the gap is real and large. It also ...
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From 1 November 2026, every private employer in Greece will have to show its pay structure. This applies to firms of every size. Law 5316/2026, which transposes EU Directive 2023/970 on pay transparency, takes effect in less than three weeks. A ...
Picture spending a single Saturday walking between employer tables and having three or four job interviews before evening, with no emails to chase first. That is what happened in Athens on Saturday 10 October, when more than 140 businesses ...
If you use an AI tool at work every day, you may already feel more secure in your job than a colleague who rarely touches one. That gap is now measurable in Greece. PwC Greece’s Hopes and Fears 2026 survey of 801 workers points to a workforce m...
You wake up with a fever, call in sick, and spend a week recovering. Many people assume their job is safe while they’re officially unwell. In Greece, that assumption is only partly right. Being on sick leave does not, on its own, shield you from ...
Greek companies have never been more profitable relative to their European peers. Greek workers, meanwhile, are among the lowest paid in the European Union. Both statements are true at the same time, and the distance between them is shaping how ...
On 30 November 2026, roughly 2.2 million Greek pensioners, people with disabilities and uninsured elderly will receive a one-off 400-euro payment. It sounds like a straightforward top-up. Read the fine print and it becomes something more ...
You applied for a role, got the offer, and the number looked reasonable. But when you asked how it was calculated, the recruiter went quiet. Under the EU Pay Transparency Directive, that silence is meant to end. The deadline for member states to ...
More than 700 energy-intensive Greek manufacturers are warning of possible layoffs and closures unless Athens activates two EU crisis-support tools within weeks. The signal, sent this week by sixteen industry bodies, lands as small hospitality ...
If your payslip looked a little different from April, you are not imagining it. Greece's minimum wage moved from €880 to €920 on 1 April 2026, a 4.55% bump that lifted the statutory floor by €40 a month. What is less obvious, and more intere...
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