Economy · Greece

Wages Lag Behind 2009 Levels Amidst Inflation Pressure

2 sourcesFirst reported 25 days agoUpdated 24 days ago

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Wages remain up to 31% lower than in 2009, affecting purchasing power.
The average nominal salary in 2025 is €18,134, a 19.7% increase since 2019.
Real wages, after accounting for inflation, are down 31% from 2009 levels.
The inflation crisis has eroded increases in wages over recent years.
Hourly wages in 2025 are nominally higher than in 2019 but still below 2009 levels.

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Wages remain up to 31% lower than in 2009, affecting purchasing power.
The average nominal salary in 2025 is €18,134, a 19.7% increase since 2019.
Real wages, after accounting for inflation, are down 31% from 2009 levels.
The inflation crisis has eroded increases in wages over recent years.
Hourly wages in 2025 are nominally higher than in 2019 but still below 2009 levels.

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