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Decline in sectoral agreements in Eurozone · Cyprus Report

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Decline in sectoral agreements in Eurozone

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Γιατί δεν υπογράφονται κλαδικές συμβάσειςΑυγή · 1 month ago

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Fewer sectoral agreements signed in 2025.
Greece has the lowest rate in the Eurozone at 8%.
The Eurozone average for sectoral agreements is 49%.
This situation raises concerns about labor conditions and negotiations.
Reasons for the decline are not fully detailed.

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