The Greek government is set to legalise the work permits of thousands of undocumented migrant workers, including Indonesians, aiming to alleviate critical labour shortages in key sectors.
The Greek government has announced plans to legalise the status of thousands of undocumented migrant workers currently residing in the country. This policy move is designed to address acute labour shortages affecting several industries. Among those impacted are migrant workers from Indonesia, who form a significant part of the informal workforce in Greece. Official sources confirm that the regularisation process will provide these workers with legal work permits, allowing them to contribute more effectively to the Greek economy and benefit from labour protections. The initiative also aims to reduce illegal employment practices and improve working conditions for migrant labourers. This measure aligns with Greece’s broader economic development goals and its commitment to fair labour standards, especially for overseas workers. The government also encourages employers in sectors experiencing workforce shortfalls to participate in this legalisation effort to stabilise the labour market. While official announcements have focused on the positive economic impact, some reports highlight concerns among migrant communities regarding the application process and potential bureaucratic challenges. Nonetheless, the initiative represents a significant step in formalising the status of migrant workers in Greece, including Indonesians who play an important role in the country’s labour market.
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- https://news.google.com/rss/articles/CBMiwgFBVV95cUxPNXdHbllKSG1XdjY2RDBieGIwSGZacllGX1p4WmZkMmVfTG1ITTFUdjBMVFo5WGw3SkZPc3lwaGZiLW01TnphNC1MTU5YS2RlVDhkeFUtcUhmdjdhQ2RKcFEyb1ZrTkhEQmQtUm4xNWs4RmdGbms0cWhpTGNxaGxuOERjaU93Y0hqUFZnaVczN2I3N09ZblRNb2JTLTMyeGJGSHlUeWgtZ0U0UlFGWEw3Y0RaVUhidjZzUS1mVnljNGJHdw
