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Salaries in Greece stagnate for two years as inflation erodes income.
2 sourcesFirst reported 16 days agoUpdated 13 days ago
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- Wages in Greece have remained stagnant over the past two years, with nominal increases being negated by high inflation rates.
- The purchasing power of employees saw a slight increase of only 0.1% in 2025, with a similar marginal rise expected in 2026.
- Persistently high inflation continues to undermine growth in real income for workers.
- Data indicates that inflation is significantly affecting the financial well-being of the workforce in Greece.
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