Spotlight on challenges to labour productivity growth

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Labour productivity has been an ongoing challenge for the Greek economy even before the 2010 debt crisis and is set to become more prominent from 2028 as it will be one of the components of the formula that will determine the minimum wage.

The current consultation process, which has essentially been grandfathered from the adjustment programmes, will be replaced by a mathematical calculation that will be based on inflation for the most vulnerable households, the 20 pct of the lowest income...

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