Under a new labor agreement, wages for workers in Greece's tourism industry are set to rise by 12% within two years, benefiting thousands of employees including overseas workers.
The Greek government has officially announced a new agreement that will raise wages in the tourism sector by 12% over the next two years. This policy aims to improve the living standards of workers in tourism, a vital industry for Greece’s economy, employing a considerable number of domestic and foreign workers. The Ministry of Labor has confirmed that the salary increments will be implemented progressively, beginning this year. Officials emphasize that this move is designed to address labor shortages and enhance job quality, especially for overseas workers contributing to the sector. No official statements have yet detailed the distribution of the increases across different job categories, but the Ministry assures compliance with all labor laws and worker protections.
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