Study: Six Greek Companies Among Europe’s Best Workplaces in 2024
This recognition highlights the growing influence of Greek businesses at a European level, leading the way in creating great workplaces for all
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Tax Cuts, Income Increases, and Reduced Imputed Taxation: Greece’s Financial Plans for 2025 and Beyond
Tax Cuts, Income Increases, and Reduced Imputed Taxation: Greece’s Financial Plans for 2025 and Beyond
These measures, which go beyond the 48 interventions announced by the Prime Minister two weeks ago, include tax relief for households and businesses, and adjustments to existing policies to expand their reach and benefit more people.
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Kerameos Unveils Three Key Initiatives to Enhance Support for Individuals within the Disability Community
Kerameos Unveils Three Key Initiatives to Enhance Support for Individuals within the Disability Community
"Individuals with disabilities should not face the dilemma of choosing between city support and employment; our proposal ensures they can access both," she stated
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Greece Launches Startup Visa to Boost Foreign Investment and Tech Talent
Greece Launches Startup Visa to Boost Foreign Investment and Tech Talent
The program is anticipated to attract investors as the investment required for the Startup Visa is significantly lower, compared to the 400,000 euros necessary for the acquisition of the Golden Visa.
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Digital Work Card Pilot Phase to Begin in Tourism and Food Service Sectors on Wednesday
Digital Work Card Pilot Phase to Begin in Tourism and Food Service Sectors on Wednesday
According to ANA, the pilot phase of the Digital Work Card will commence on Wednesday in the tourism and food service sectors.
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Mitsotakis at TIF: Which pensioners will receive increases and bonuses by year
Mitsotakis at TIF: Which pensioners will receive increases and bonuses by year
Pensioners, vulnerable groups, and families are the primary beneficiaries of the measures announced by Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis
