Parliament: PASOK moves to the offices of the opposition
They will carry desks, chairs and personal belongings - Yesterday SYRIZA delivered them to the Parliament
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Strike today on metro, buses, electric & suburban trains
Strike today on metro, buses, electric & suburban trains
General strike have declared GSEE and ADEDY - Work stoppages on most public transport - Details of the last routes
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GSEE calls for mass participation in general strike on Wed; joined by ADEDY
GSEE calls for mass participation in general strike on Wed; joined by ADEDY
The European Trade Union Confederation, whose head Esther Lynch is currently in Greece, also expressed its support for the GSEE strike. Lynch conveyed the support of millions of workers from all over Europe, spoke to Greek workers, and handed out informational pamphlets, together with other trade union officials in Syntagma Square.
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GSEE calls for mass participation in the general strike on Wednesday
GSEE calls for mass participation in the general strike on Wednesday
The European Trade Union Confederation, whose head Esther Lynch is currently in Greece, also expressed its support for the GSEE strike. Lynch conveyed the support of millions of workers from all over Europe, spoke to Greek workers, and handed out informational pamphlets, together with other trade union officials in Syntagma Square.
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Greeks 3rd Last in Salaries in EU: Eurostat
Greeks 3rd Last in Salaries in EU: Eurostat
According to Eurostat, the average adjusted annual salary in Greece stands at €17,000, with Hungary close behind at €16,900. The only country faring worse is Bulgaria, where the figure is €13,500.
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Greece’s “Brain Gain” Initiative Reverses Exodus, Fuels Economic Growth
Greece’s “Brain Gain” Initiative Reverses Exodus, Fuels Economic Growth
This influx of skilled workers signifies a remarkable turnaround for the Greek economy. A recent study by the National Documentation Center
