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  • Article

    Calculation Of Compensation Owed To Employee For Overtime Work –Office Break

    In a decision handed down on July 26, 2011, the Athens Court of Appeal reversed partially a decision of the First Instance Single-Member Court of Athens and ruled that the plaintiff, a former employee of the defendant, was entitled to payment for overtime work.
    GreeceEmployment and HR
    Ballas Pelecanos Law
    Ballas Pelecanos Law
  • Article

    Greece Increases Minimum Wage

    The Greek Minister of Labour has decided to raise the minimum wage, triggering changes for many employees.
    GreeceEmployment and HR
    Ius Laboris
    Ius Laboris
Article

What's New In Employment Law In Greece In 2020?

This year Greece will introduce a digital working hour system and implement electronic work cards for employees.
GreeceEmployment and HR
Ius Laboris
Ius Laboris
  • Article

    Labor Laws Unleashed: Your Must-Have Info On Greece's Latest Employment Regulations

    Embarking on a journey of modernization, the Greek Parliament has just given the nod to Law 5053/2023 after an extensive public consultation period.
    GreeceEmployment and HR
    Eurofast
    Eurofast
  • Podcast

    Pay Attention - Episode 22: Greece’s 33 Day Pay Transparency Directive Sprint (Podcast)

    Greece transposed the EU Pay Transparency Directive in just 33 days, one of the fastest implementations in Europe. This episode explores the consultation process, key legislative changes...
    GreeceEmployment and HR
    Lewis Silkin
    Lewis Silkin
  • Article

    Greece Introduces Reduction In Social Security Contributions For Overtime And Holiday Work

    Effective March 15, 2025, Greece will implement a new legislative measure aimed at reducing social security contributions by up to 43% for overtime, additional work hours...
    GreeceEmployment and HR
    Eurofast
    Eurofast
  • Article

    Illegal Video Surveillance And Violation Of Employees' Rights: The Greek DPA Takes Action

    Personal data, Data protection officer, Monitoring, Technology
    GreecePrivacy
    Ius Laboris
    Ius Laboris
  • Article

    Digital Work Card Expansion

    The Ministry of Labor and Social Affairs has announced, by virtue of Ministerial Decision 16973/2025 (Government Gazette B' 3271/25.06.2025), the compulsory extension of the Digital Employment Card system to additional sectors of the Greek economy.
    GreeceEmployment and HR
    Ballas Pelecanos Law
    Ballas Pelecanos Law
  • Article

    Greek Labour Reform 2025: Employees Gain Flexibility To Split Annual Leave

    A new labour law under parliamentary review in 2025 will allow private-sector employees to divide their annual leave into multiple periods throughout the year, rather than only two blocks...
    GreeceEmployment and HR
    Eurofast
    Eurofast
  • Article

    New Circular Revamps Employee Electronic Cards In Greece

    As of July 1st, Greece has introduced significant changes to the employee electronic card system through a new circular issued by the Ministry of Labor and Social Affairs.
    GreeceEmployment and HR
    Eurofast
    Eurofast
  • Article

    Greek Vacation Allowance: An Overview

    Greece mandates annual paid leave for all employees, a crucial component of labor relations. This overview outlines the key elements of the vacation allowance.
    GreeceEmployment and HR
    Eurofast
    Eurofast
  • Article

    Greek Wages Set To Rise In 2025: Key Changes Ahead

    As we approach 2025, changes in the minimum wage and salary increases for public and private sector employees in Greece are taking shape. The Greek government has announced plans for an increase of up to 5% in salaries...
    GreeceEmployment and HR
    Eurofast
    Eurofast
  • Article

    Key Employment Law Reforms: Flexibility, Simplification, And Protection For Workers And Employers

    The recent Bill of the Ministry of Labour and Social Security, titled "Fair Work for Everyone-Legislative Simplification – Support for the Employees – Protection in Practice," aims to eliminate paper-based procedures, expedite the hiring process, reduce bureaucracy, and enhance the enforcement role of the Hellenic Labour Inspectorate.
    GreeceEmployment and HR
    Ballas Pelecanos Law
    Ballas Pelecanos Law
  • Article

    The New Legal Framework For Teleworking In Greece

    During the COVID-19 pandemic, working from home, which was previously very unusual, became common in Greece.
    GreeceEmployment and HR
    Ius Laboris
    Ius Laboris
  • Article

    Greece's New Employment Bill: Key Reforms For Employers And Employees In 2025

    In June 2025, the Greek government introduced a new employment bill designed to modernise labour law, simplify processes for businesses, and enhance protections for workers.
    GreeceEmployment and HR
    Eurofast
    Eurofast
  • Article

    Golden Visas For Property Investors: Amendments To Legislation

    Our Immigration Law Briefing Special Edition analyses amendments to legislation regarding Golden Visas for property investors.
    GreeceImmigration
    Bernitsas
    Bernitsas
  • Article

    Greece's Minimum Wage Hike: Evaluating Its Impact Amid Balkan Cost Of Living Variations

    Greece is poised to implement a significant increase in its minimum wage, aiming to enhance the standard of living for its workers.
    GreeceEmployment and HR
    Eurofast
    Eurofast
  • Article

    New Provisions On Coverage Of Telework Costs, Classification Of Managerial Employees And Notification Of Overwork

    By virtue of two recent ministerial decisions, the Ministry of Labour introduced new provisions as regards the coverage of telework costs by the employer, the classification of managerial employees and
    GreeceEmployment and HR
    Zepos & Yannopoulos
    Zepos & Yannopoulos
  • Article

    Greek Citizenship: A Guide For EU And Non-EU Citizens

    Greece has always been an attractive destination to individuals from all over the world looking to relocate and has a framework in place for EU and third country nationals to apply for a residence permit.
    GreeceEmployment and HR
    Bernitsas
    Bernitsas
  • Article

    Six-Day Workweek Introduced In Greece

    Greece is making waves in the labor market with the introduction of a 6-day workweek for specific industries.
    GreeceEmployment and HR
    Eurofast
    Eurofast
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