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  1. Newsletter 23 - 17/04/2015

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    to redraft labour regulations and beginning to raise the minimum wage later this year. Taking just the four

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  2. Lack of liquidity, political cost push Greek gov't to seek swift deal with lenders
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    PoliticsGreek Politics

    direction than creditors want by raising the minimum wage and calling in the International Labour

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  3. Newsletter 24 - 24/04/2015

    Newsletters

    a current shortfall of 350–400 million to cover April wage and pension payments as well as other

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  4. Rebound in Q4 by 1.4 pct brings 2014 disposable income down 3.2 pct

    EconomyMacroeconomy

    agreements and lowering of the minimum wage in the private sector as well as shift towards more

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  5. Income inequality in Greece has grown during crisis, OECD report shows
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    Society

    but could not find full-time jobs. Temporary workers in Greece also face a wage penalty of 19 percent

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  6. Downturn in retail trade eases to 0.4 pct in March

    EconomyMacroeconomy

    in unemployment, a series of wage and pension cuts and heightened income and property taxes. Over the past six

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  7. Will SYRIZA accept the proposal from Greece's lenders?
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    Agora

    of collective wage bargaining) and makes sure his party feels it is involved in the decision-making

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  8. Brussels talks inconclusive, Tsipras has tough sell at home if deal reached
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    PoliticsGreek Politics

    . The party’s plan to raise the minimum wage will also have to be shelved. Negatives Beyond

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  9. The key points from Greece's proposal to lenders

    EconomyProgramme

    ) The minimum wage will gradually rise until the end of 2016 to 2010 levels (751 euros). Thereafter

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  10. Waiting for the hurricane
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    Agora

    and a rise in the minimum wage even though these promises looked impossible to implement. But many

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