Greece Introduces New Law to Address Wage Inequality and Gender Pay Gap

A new Labour Ministry initiative aims to close Greece's gender pay gap, highlighting a stark income divide where average monthly wages sit around €1,572 while a significant portion of private sector workers earn just €1,000.

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Wide income divide separates high earners and low earners in Greece

A new Labour Ministry law aims to close Greece's gender pay gap, as 900,000 workers earn €1,572.59 a month on average, 250,000 take home over €2,000, while a third of private staff earn just €1,000 The post Wide income divide separates high earners and low earners in Greece appeared first on ProtoThema English.

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Greece Introduces New Law to Address Wage Inequality and Gender Pay Gap

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