A courier picks up an order in central Athens. The app assigns the run, calculates the payout, tracks the route, and ranks the courier against peers competing for the next high-demand slot. On paper, that courier is self-employed. In practice, ...
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Greece's autumn policy calendar is about to hand HR leaders a set of numbers that look bigger in the headline than on the payroll ledger. Ahead of the Thessaloniki International Fair (ΔΕΘ), the government is weighing a minimum wage push toward €1...
If you are 22 and just signed a full-time contract in Athens, your paycheque this year looks 47% bigger than what a colleague your age took home in 2021. If you are 47 and doing the same job you have done for a decade, your net wages have grown ...
From January 2027, roughly 500,000 private-sector workers in Greece are set to receive a 10% seniority increment worth about €92 a month, the first payout since the 2024 unfreezing of the trieties (three-year seniority steps). For a single wo...
From 2028, the way Greece sets its minimum wage will change in a way most workers have not yet registered. Instead of a yearly political decision, a mathematical formula fed by official ELSTAT data will do the maths. The number that lands in ...
An 80-euro jump is on the table. If the scenario reported by Powergame holds, Greece's minimum wage moves from 920 to 1,000 euros gross at the start of 2027, well above the government's earlier programmatic commitment of 950 euros from April ...
Greek labour inspectors identified 1,695 Digital Work Card violations in the first half of the year, generating 7.22 million euros in fines. The pilot expansion is currently rolling through hospitals, telecoms, logistics, cleaning and other ...
Greece raised its gross statutory minimum wage to €920 per month in March 2026. On paper, that reads like progress. Look at the working week, the contract landscape and the vulnerability data behind that headline, and a different picture emerges: ...
You have a child under eight, you want to take parental leave, and you have just found out that the Greek Public Employment Service (DYPA) pays a subsidy of up to €758 net per month for two months while you are away. Good news, until you read th...
On 1 November 2026, Greek workplaces cross a line that reshapes how salaries are set, disclosed, and defended. Law 5316/2026, published in the Government Gazette on 6 July 2026, transposes EU Directive 2023/970 on pay transparency , and the core ...
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