One in 10 workers in Greece has part-time employment, while in the EU-28 the part-time employment rate is double (two in 10 workers), the Federation of Hellenic Enterprises (SEV) said in its weekly bulletin on the Greek economy.
In both regions, part-timers work an average 20 hours per week, with the manufacturing sector showing relatively low part-time employment levels (equal to the EU-28 average), evidence that the use of machinery equipment with shifts in production process does not favour part-time employment.

The Greek economy risks being bogged down again due to the pressures from the country’s lenders to take new measures and the government’s inability to conclude the second program review, the Hellenic Federation of Enterprises (SEV) said in its monthly economic bulletin on Monday. 

The Federation of Hellenic Enterprises (SEV) on Monday presented its positions in an ongoing negotiation on labour issues between the Greek government and the institutions, during a meeting with Labour minister and representatives of trade unions.