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New Omicron measures met with exasperation by business and scepticism from opposition
PoliticsGreek Politicsthe catering sector, many of whom are describing them in the media as an “informal lockdown”. Sector
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Covid dominates start of 2022 but PM looks ahead to growth
PoliticsGreek Politicsto the police force, army or even catering sector. In his New Year’s address, Prime Minister Kyriakos
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Newsletter 322 - 07/01/2022
restrictions in the days leading to the new year celebrations, mostly impacting the catering sector
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Covid measures extended despite govt optimism, as inflation causes political tension
PoliticsGreek Politics, but also catering businesses for up to 25 pct of staff, gyms and cultural activities for at least
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Govt treads carefully on economic relief measures, hoping normality is near
PoliticsGreek Politicsthat they need more support. The catering sector is one of those that has suffered most during the pandemic
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Govt pins hopes on lifting Covid restrictions in March as experts tread more cautious path
PoliticsGreek Politicsis therefore hoping to have some more good news along the way by fully reopening sectors such as catering
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Employment balance negative by 25,804 in Jan as pandemic support is wound down
EconomyMacroeconomy, catering had the highest negative balance with 12,664 jobs lost, followed by retail at 5,071
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Enhanced support package on way to combat inflation, as govt awaits crucial nod from EU
PoliticsGreek Politicsthe VAT reductions on catering and transport introduced during the pandemic into the second half
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Pressure intensifies on govt for more radical interventions in energy markets
PoliticsGreek Politicseuros to extend the low VAT in catering and transport through the end of the year. Also on its wish
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Inflation triggers political machinations, move to increase budget spending
PoliticsGreek PoliticsVAT in catering and transport until the end of the year. Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis also
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