“And, of course, it also concerns those who receive maternity, marriage, unemployment benefits, and has a positive impact on both three years and consequently the average salary.”
The prime minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis made the following post on the internet to increase the minimum wage:
“At 880 euros the minimum wage will increase from April 1st. This is the fifth increase in the minimum wage we make since we took over the country in 2019, when it was 650 euros. Our pre -election commitment remains: minimum wage at 950 euros in 2027 and average salary at 1,500 euros.
This measure concerns 575,000 private sector workers, but also captures 600,000 public officials. KOf course, those who receive maternity, marriage, unemployment benefits, unemployment, while positively affecting both three years and consequently the average salary. “