The tax burden varies considerably across Europe, as the level of income is the determining factor. Some countries apply uniform rates of taxation, while others use progressive systems, which means that those with higher incomes pay a higher share. As for Greece, despite the salary increases it boasts [...]

Almost all major European cities experience increases in rents and as a result some form of housing crisis. The increase in rents more affects low-income workers and those who do not have stable employment, as they must spend a significant percentage of their housing income if they have the economic potential. In general, the highest wages [...]

According to the latest system accounting data «WORK», the average full-time salary at the end of 2025, i.e. before the minimum wage adjustment was incorporated by 4.55%, was set at EUR 1,516. Furthermore, with the activation of the framework for collective agreements, which already covers around 500,000 workers, average earnings are further increasing. [...]