How much money does your employer owe you if you didn’t take vacation
Learn how much your employer legally owes you for unused vacation days when leaving your job. Compensation varies by years of service under Greek employment law.
Economy
Greek joint venture “Atlantic Sea LNG Trade” will supply US LNG to Ukraine in March
Greek consortium secures first US LNG shipment to Ukraine via Revithoussa terminal, strengthening Greece’s role as key European energy transit hub.
Chevron to visit Athens in two weeks: Papastavrou announces key deals
Chevron executives to visit Athens in two weeks to sign four major energy contracts as Greece positions itself as Europe’s key energy hub amid Russian gas ban.
Empty homes crisis: Tax burden and renovation costs keep thousands of properties off the market
Greece has 2.3 million vacant homes while facing a housing crisis. Tax burdens, renovation costs, and rental risks keep properties off market despite high demand.
Greece’s AI-powered tax model sets new European standard
Greece transforms from Europe’s tax evasion problem to AI-powered success story, recovering €3.9 billion in two years through digital innovation.
Youth benefits and support programs: What young people are entitled to
Discover government benefits and support programs available to young people in Greece, including Youth Pass, entrepreneurship grants, and housing allowances.
Greece’s Defense Plan Against €247 Billion Bad Debt Crisis
Greece unveils 7-point strategy to tackle €247 billion debt crisis affecting households, businesses, and public finances through innovative prevention measures.
Greece launches “MIDAS” property registry: Digital revolution
Greece launches revolutionary MIDAS property registry system, creating digital profiles for all real estate to streamline transactions and combat tax evasion.
Europe must fully support Vertical Corridor for US LNG imports
US envoy Joshua Volz calls for European support of Vertical Corridor as fastest route for American LNG to Central and Eastern Europe, amid energy security talks.
Housing programs: Two new subsidized schemes launching soon
Greece launches two major housing programs: a 400-million-euro renovation scheme starting in May and a public-private construction initiative for affordable rentals.
Turkish citizens flock to Greece for cheaper shopping as inflation bites
Turkish citizens increase shopping trips to Greece as inflation makes Greek supermarkets 35% cheaper than Turkish stores, reversing traditional cross-border patterns.
EU-India trade deal: Historic opportunity for European agri-food
EU-India trade deal eliminates tariffs on olive oil and dramatically reduces wine duties, creating historic opportunities for European agri-food exports.