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Labour market developments in Greece during Covid-19
Agora). Most tellingly, unemployment affects people psychologically. In short, there is good reason to pay
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Govt prepares to tweak Covid strategy and labour laws
PoliticsGreek Politicsbusiness needs. The bill will also reform the framework for overtime and its pay. The new union law
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Has external competitiveness been fixed in Greece?
Agoraand surpluses, a sound stock of international reserves or liquidity to pay all external balance
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Re-opening plans hang in balance due to unrelenting virus
PoliticsGreek Politicsowners pay for having the right to broadcast. The left-wing party also highlighted the current government
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Parties square up for all-out battle over upcoming labour bill
PoliticsGreek Politics. Other features include the legal recognition of “gig economy” jobs, redundancy pay for manual
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Late May Day rallies highlight divides in left and labour movement
PoliticsGreek Politicsof Greece’s major banks, and forcing businesses to pay 3 million hours owed in overtime to 370,000
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Parties gear up for confrontation over labour bill
PoliticsGreek Politicsopposed to the idea of overtime being rewarded with extra days off, rather than extra pay
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PBO ups growth estimate to 3.6-4.8 pct, warns of complacency and inequality risks
EconomyMacroeconomybe blinded by averages but pay attention to asymmetries that have built up in sectors, households
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Post-Covid era dawns on new landscape for bad debt in Greece
EconomyFeaturesAt the peak of the Greek financial crisis, Greek banks had accumulated over 100 billion euros of bad loans. At the time, almost half of their outstanding loan amounts fell into this category, with borrowers falling behind on their repayments or deemed as being unlikely to pay. Several years down
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The virus may be slowing, but fake news is still rampant
Agoraand contradictory data combined with "secondary stressors" such as job loss, pay cuts or lack of basic
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