Significant changes to private sector wages are expected in Greece in 2026, with many employees set to see pay increases ranging from 15% to as much as 20%. The projected rise is linked to a government-backed effort to revive and expand collective bargaining agreements across a wider range of industries, alongside further increases to the national minimum wage.
Just six months ago, trade bodies estimated that the annual turnover of Asian e-commerce platforms in Greece had exceeded 600 million euros in 2024. Today, new estimates place this year’s turnover at over 800 million euros in the eleven-month period, with the rate of penetration resembling a normal commercial invasion of a market that is no longer able to cope with it with the existing rules.
The Italian political analysis magazine “L’Espresso” refers to the beginning of the economic crisis in our country, fifteen years ago, from 2009 and its evolution, until 2015.