Greece announces 148,500 new public sector jobs by 2029
Greece unveils massive public sector expansion with 148,500 new jobs by 2029, minimum wage rising to €950, and €14 billion pension increases in ambitious economic plan.
Greece unveils massive public sector expansion with 148,500 new jobs by 2029, minimum wage rising to €950, and €14 billion pension increases in ambitious economic plan.
Greece’s massive electrical grid connection project linking Crete to the mainland will save €5 billion by 2035 while cutting CO2 emissions by 500,000 tons annually.
Greek Finance Minister Kyriakos Pierrakakis officially confirmed as candidate for Eurogroup presidency, positioned as favorite due to strong EPP backing.
Greek retailers limit Black Friday discounts to 40% due to market constraints, while retail sector faces stagnation amid rising operational costs and inflation.
Greek households and businesses face €10.7 billion in additional taxes by 2029, while inflation continues to pressure incomes despite planned support measures.
Greece unveils ambitious multi-year fiscal plan targeting wage increases, pension reforms, and dramatic debt reduction from 145.9% to 119% of GDP by 2029.
Attica water shortage sparks concerns over rising bills, but Environment Minister assures no financial impact on citizens from emergency measures.
Greece announces rent refund payments up to 800 euros for over 1 million households starting Friday, November 28. Learn eligibility criteria and payment details.
Greek Finance Minister outlines comprehensive demographic crisis strategy including major tax reforms, family support measures, and economic policies.
Digital inheritance tax declarations through myPROPERTY platform eliminate tax office visits. Complete guide with 9 essential Q&As for error-free submissions.
Greek heating fuel subsidies face payment delays affecting thousands of beneficiaries. New applications for 2025-26 close in 10 days with amounts up to €1,200.
The European Commission gives positive assessment to Greece’s 2026 budget plan. Twelve EU countries, including Greece, fully comply with fiscal recommendations.