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  1. Record job departures in Oct but highest 10-month net hirings since 2001
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    EconomyMacroeconomy

    , of which almost 71 percent related to lay-offs. Full-time employment accounted for only 38.3 percent

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  2. Tsipras and Mitsotakis speak to their MPs but address wider audience
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    PoliticsGreek Politics

    employ more on the upswing and you lay off more in the downswing; the average level of employment

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  3. Job departures at 37,667 in Nov, 11-month net hirings highest since 2001
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    EconomyMacroeconomy

    departures, of which around two thirds involved lay-offs. Full-time employment made up 42.6 percent

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  4. Why can't Greece be more like Cyprus?
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    Agora

    with them than about what the future holds. Surveying the current lay of the land, one sees

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  5. Job hirings of 11,132 in Dec; 2016 net hirings at record high since 2001
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    EconomyMacroeconomy

    and outweighed a total of 144,004 departures, of which almost 57 percent related to lay-offs. Full

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  6. With review stalled, Athens continues to be coy on concessions
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    PoliticsGreek Politics

    an outline agreement in place by the February 20 Eurogroup. Athens, however, is unwilling to lay its cards

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  7. Newsletter 106 - 10/02/2017

    Newsletters

    threshold for personal incomes and to reduce pension spending. Athens is unwilling to lay its cards

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  8. Job departures hit 17-year high of 29,817 in January
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    EconomyMacroeconomy

    departures, of which around 53 percent related to lay-offs. Full-time employment increased to 46.5

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  9. Effort begins to secure SYRIZA support for deal with institutions
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    PoliticsGreek Politics

    The government’s efforts to lay to rest any concerns within the coalition about the agreement with Greece’s lenders began in earnest on Tuesday, when Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras and Finance Minister Euclid Tsakalotos addressed SYRIZA’s political committee. The meeting reportedly last for close

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  10. Newsletter 108 - 24/02/2017

    Newsletters

    of 156,318 departures, of which around 53 percent related to lay-offs. Full-time employment rose

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