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Niki Kerameus

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Greek ND governance, reforms & strategic goals through 2031

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Latest: Greece mandates electronic invoicing for small businesses by 2026

The Mitsotakis administration is advancing a broad reform agenda encompassing industrial, fiscal, and social security sectors ahead of the 2027 elections. Fiscal enforcement via the AADE remains a priority, utilizing AI

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Greece: Economic package, wage increases, and social reforms

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Latest: Greece announces major reforms to preschool education and family support

Greece is advancing social welfare and economic reforms through multi-billion euro packages aimed at boosting disposable income and demographic stability. Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis has outlined an ‘Agreement for

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DYPA Career Day in Thessaloniki

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Latest: Thessaloniki Career Day to offer over 2,500 job vacancies

The Public Employment Service (DYPA) is organizing its 57th Career Day in Thessaloniki, scheduled for September 11 and 12 at Warehouse C of the Port of Thessaloniki from 10:00 to 18:00. The event features more than 100

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European labor market trends and unemployment

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Latest: Niki Kerameus highlights Greek unemployment drop to 7.9%

Labor market data from mid-2026 reveals divergent trends across Europe. In July 2026, Greece reported a significant decline in unemployment to 7.9%, marking its lowest July rate in 19 years, while Cyprus maintained a rel

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Greek public employment service hiring programs

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Latest: Greece implements labor market reforms and employment programs

In early July 2026, the Public Employment Service (ΔΥΠΑ) launched a scheme to recruit 1,000 unemployed university and technical-education graduates on twelve-month full-time contracts, paying €1,250 and €1,200 per month

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