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KEPE warns: Emigration of foreign workers threatens Greece's economic growth · Cyprus Report

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KEPE warns: Emigration of foreign workers threatens Greece's economic growth

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The Centre of Planning and Economic Research (KEPE) has issued a warning regarding the migration of foreign workers from Greece.
Over 31,000 job vacancies currently exist in the country, posing risks to economic growth.
The sectors facing the greatest shortages include education, healthcare, social care, manufacturing, and commerce.
The departure of foreign workers is seen as a potential threat to the overall development of the Greek economy.
KEPE emphasizes the need for strategies to address these labor shortages.

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Καμπανάκι ΚΕΠΕ: Η φυγή αλλοδαπών εργαζομένων από την Ελλάδα απειλεί την ανάπτυξη της οικονομίαςΤα Νέα · 7 days ago

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The Centre of Planning and Economic Research (KEPE) has issued a warning regarding the migration of foreign workers from Greece.
Over 31,000 job vacancies currently exist in the country, posing risks to economic growth.
The sectors facing the greatest shortages include education, healthcare, social care, manufacturing, and commerce.
The departure of foreign workers is seen as a potential threat to the overall development of the Greek economy.
KEPE emphasizes the need for strategies to address these labor shortages.

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