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Greek Officials Reject Four-Day Workweek Proposal Amid Labour Concerns · Cyprus Report

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Greek Officials Reject Four-Day Workweek Proposal Amid Labour Concerns

1 sourceFirst reported 27 days agoUpdated 27 days ago

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Greek officials and business groups oppose a four-day workweek due to labour shortages.
They argue that low productivity and high operating costs threaten small businesses' viability.
The proposal was rejected after the opposition PASOK party suggested a pilot scheme.
Labour Minister Kerameus described the proposal as lacking a realistic implementation plan.
Concerns were raised that reducing working hours without output increases could lead to bankruptcies.

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Greek Officials and Business Groups Reject Four-Day Workweek, Citing Labour Shortage and Low Productivityiefimerida.gr · 27 days ago

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Greek officials and business groups oppose a four-day workweek due to labour shortages.
They argue that low productivity and high operating costs threaten small businesses' viability.
The proposal was rejected after the opposition PASOK party suggested a pilot scheme.
Labour Minister Kerameus described the proposal as lacking a realistic implementation plan.
Concerns were raised that reducing working hours without output increases could lead to bankruptcies.

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