To the question “how is life in Greece?” the OECD tries to answer, giving an x-ray of everyday life, based on 80 indicators of well-being. Greece’s profile is reflected in this year’s annual report of the OECD on global well-being, with comparative results compared to previous years as well as the other 34 member countries … Read more
The beginning of the second half of the budget movement will be given today with the presentation of the changes to the government text. But beyond the planned changes that come from the majority and the opposition parties, the real game will be played on one point: a new tax cut for workers, pensioners and … Read more
Minimum wages will receive annual increases equal to inflation and the productivity of the Greek economy from 2028 onwards, according to the new wage adjustment system, which will be discussed today during the cabinet meeting, in order for the relevant bill to receive approval and put to public consultation. The minimum wage – The 4 … Read more
The ministers of the Supreme Court of Justice of the Nation (SCJN) approved by majority to reduce their salaries and those of 319 other senior officials, so that in 2025 they do not exceed the salary of President Claudia Sheinbaum Pardo, but they decided to maintain benefits, as private insurance for major medical expenses. Minister … Read more
Annual wage increases of 4.8% to 5.3% are foreseen over the next four years in order to achieve the government’s targets of setting the minimum wage at €950 in 2027 and the average wage at €1,500. According to the medium-term fiscal strategy framework, the growth rate of the minimum wage will be around 40 euros … Read more
Between Alisha Lehmann and Douglas Luiz, the salary differential is even beyond a hundred thousand. Alisha Lehmann, the Swiss player transferred this summer to Juventus, recently highlighted the salary gap that persists between professional football players. During an interview with La Repubblica, she said she was shocked by the difference in pay with her partner, … Read more
The Federal Judicial Council (CJF) and various organizations representing workers in the Judicial Branch began a working group to analyze demands that salaries and benefits not be reduced with the entry into force of the judicial reform. Patricia Aguayo, who has become the spokesperson for a group of workers, mainly attorneys, judicial officers, notification officers … Read more
Civil servants will also see salary increases from April 2025 as they are now linked to minimum wage increases. As the Prime Minister from the TIF reiterated, the government’s goal is for the minimum wage, as well as the introductory wage in the State, to be at €950. For this to happen, there must be … Read more
Trade unions Large demonstration in Bern: Over 15,000 people take to the streets for higher wages More than 15,000 people gathered in Bern on Saturday afternoon to demonstrate for higher wages. According to the statement, the demonstrators demanded wage increases of up to five percent. The unions, including Unia, criticized the fact that real wages … Read more
The Minister of National Economy and Finance Kostis Hatzidakis and Deputy Ministers Christos Dimas and Thanos Petralias proceeded to elaborate on the announcements made by Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis from the Thessaloniki International Fair on taxes, wages and pensions. The Minister of National Economy and Finance Mr. Kostis Hatzidakis and the Deputy Ministers Mr. Christos … Read more