The Greek labor market is facing significant shortages, leading to a need for 300,000 foreign workers to fill gaps across sectors, according to official reports and media.
According to recent reports by Kathimerini and official sources, Greece is experiencing a considerable labor shortage that requires the recruitment of approximately 300,000 foreign workers. This development comes amid increased demand in various sectors which domestic labor supply is unable to fulfill. The government is actively seeking workers from countries such as India, the Philippines, Nepal, and others to address this shortfall. While official announcements emphasize the need for foreign labor to support economic recovery and growth, details on how this will be facilitated — including work permits and protections — are being discussed to ensure fair conditions for overseas workers. These efforts tie into bilateral agreements and ongoing negotiations intended to streamline employment processes and meet Greece’s urgent workforce demands.
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- https://news.google.com/rss/articles/CBMiowFBVV95cUxNcENOZlZUMHB6dEd6WHdtS2dZRWVuNFBrSDRYam5ObUNTQzlSTHBrMnJDSlVZWmo5VTFMUkMtVHdHR1FNaE5QbW1ZWDl0QkNuSmxMSFo1YTZES0x2c1ljZWxPU0R4ZGxITlpibkIwcUR4ZFNmXzNFcjhvV0dnSm1xTTMtQUFLR004X0N6dzE1dlg2enRnMFl6UWxFMEcwWVN4SVFr
