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Newsletter 143
allowing a full and proper debate on the alteration to the rules on strikes. Apart from unions, some
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CPI rises again in November, at accelerating rate of 1.1 pct
EconomyMacroeconomyGreece’s Consumer Price Index (CPI) rose by 1.1 percent in November, accelerating from the 0.7 percent in October, Hellenic Statistical Authority (ELSTAT) data showed on Friday. The prices index is about to close a full rolling year in positive territory, with 11 straight months of rises after four
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Auctions, strikes trouble Tsipras but focus still on programme exit
PoliticsGreek Politics(and the lowering of the tax-free threshold if it is adopted a year earlier) come into full view.
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Tusk proposals over refugee quotas puts Athens on alert ahead of EU summit
PoliticsGreek Politicscrisis effectively,” Tusk’s letter to EU leaders reportedly said. “The EU’s role is to offer its full
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Wages index improves 0.9 pct in Q3, declines 0.7 percent YoY
EconomyMacroeconomy, voluntary cuts in salaries and part time and flexible work dominating over full time work. Public
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Despite cuts, pension system still at risk due to old-age dependency
Societywhere the pension age will remain below 65 for full-time workers. Pointing to the need for pension
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Unemployment rate falls to 20.2 pct in Q3, lowest for almost six years
EconomyMacroeconomyof unemployed (91.7 percent) are looking for a full-time job. In addition, 24.3 percent were
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Number of private sector employees rises in 2017 but wages fall
EconomyMacroeconomythan a quarter worked between 10 and 35 hours per week. The average monthly wage (including full
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Check, please: How much Alexis Tsipras's first months cost Greece
Agoraif the programme reaches its full capacity, which now seems unlikely as it is estimated there will be around
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SYRIZA tweaks auction rules to appease MPs, defends clean exit narrative
PoliticsGreek PoliticsThe government tweaked on Thursday its amendment regarding property auctions in order to secure the full support of SYRIZA MPs, who had earlier harangued ministers about the provisions relating to protests against foreclosures. Justice Minister and Finance Minister Euclid Tsakalotos had to hold
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