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  1. Newsletter 69 - 08/04/2016

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    , increased revenues from the single property tax (ENFIA) and a new levy on hotel stays, pay TV..., preferring cuts to retirement pay, and does not trust the projected fiscal results of a series... to the complex equation; for some of the eurozone member states (Germany in particular), the prospect

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  2. Greek government faces hard labour dilemma
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    . That would bring in more collective layoffs at medium-sized and large firms, fewer specialised pay scale categories, and, crucially, limit union influence by changing funding rules. Pay scales would... member. Beyond the party confines, though, Tsipras’ popularity continued to slip among an electorate

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  3. Newsletter 159 -27/04/2018

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    member states. A report in Germany’s Handelsblatt newspaper on Wednesday suggested that German Finance... to how the self-employed pay income tax, the Labour Ministry revealed in February this year that although a higher percentage of non-salaried workers will pay a minimum monthly social security contribution

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  4. Greeks seen working longer, until July 18, to meet annual tax bill

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    mostly due to VAT rate hikes in 20 of the 28 member states during this period. The Institut Economique... 5, 31 days earlier than in 2010 (August 6). Hungarian workers have seen their real net pay increase by around 42.8 percent since 2010, while Greeks have seen their annual take‐home pay decline by 21

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  5. Athens ready to start legislating fiscal measures despite ongoing talks over 2019 budget
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    the so-called “positive measures” promised by Tsipras. The backpay relates to various pay cuts made in the period up to the end of 2016, and will not affect salaries going forward, as a new pay scale... sources indicated that for eurozone member states to approve the Greek demand, the government

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  6. Increase of 11 pct in minimum wage to have knock-on effect in economy
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    minimum wage of 650 euros gross translates into 546 euros net pay and is almost 64 euros higher... will see pay rises as their salary is based on the minimum wage. Knock-on effect Additionally..., for each dependent family member. Overall, the Labour Ministry has communicated that 24 benefits will see

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  7. Newsletter 192 -01/02/2019

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    As government increases pay, study shows foreign investment crucial to growth As was widely... euros net pay and is almost 64 euros higher compared to the one set up in 2012. The increase is much..., for each dependent family member. Overall, the Labour Ministry has communicated that 24 benefits will see

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  8. Greece tax wedge rises two places to 13th highest among OECD countries, report finds

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    that in 2018 Greece had the 13th highest tax wedge out of 36 member countries. In 2017, Greece’s tax wedge... to an average single Greek worker having a take-home pay after taxes and benefits of 73.9 percent versus... percent for this category. This translates to an average gross take-home pay after tax and family

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  9. Greek families burdened by high tax rates
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    A study by the Washington-based think tank, the Tax Foundation, has found that Greek families pay among the highest rates of tax out of OECD member states. The figures were presented in Greece... that an average Greek worker without children would pay 8.2 percent of their tax wedge towards

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  10. SYRIZA zooms in on inflation, pandemic weaknesses to boost popularity

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    made by a member of the scientific committee advising the government on its Covid policy, when he... of respondents said they can pay their energy bills without any problems, while 24 pct said they cannot pay. Sixty-one percent of those questioned said they had a negative view of the government’s handling

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