Minimum wage: What are the 19 BRA benefits that grow by 6%

‘Increase about about 570,000 workers, as well as those who get allowances (b. minimum wagea total of 19 “said Nikos Malapidis, Secretary General of Labor Labor Relations, speaking to Ertnews.

It is recalled that yesterday (26.3.25), Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis announced an increase in the minimum wage of 6% of the minimum wage (which leads to an equal increase in DBA benefits), following the recommendation of the responsible minister.

DBA benefits that are increasing by 6% from April 1st are as follows:

• Unemployment benefit: from 509 to 540 euros.
• Special maternity supply: It is 880 euros.
• Parental Permit allowance: Adjusts the new minimum.
• Working allowance: 50% of unemployment allowance, ie 270 euros.
• Unemployment to expiry: 13 daily allowances.
• Three -month stay in the unemployed registers: 15 daily allowances.
• Release Benefit: 15 daily allowances.
• Working job: 20 daily allowances.
• Employer insolvency: up to 3 monthly salaries.
• Seasonal Builders Allowance: 70% of 37 minimum wages.
• Seasonal Smyrotes: 70% of 50 minimum wages.
• Seasonal for artists, theaters, tourism: 70% of 25 minimum wages.
• Other seasonal (Dasgigans, Rhetoric Guards, Tobacco, Pottery): 70% of 35 minimum wages.
• Non -Employees Aid: Monthly unemployment benefit.
• EPAS students’ compensation: 75% of the minimum wage.
• Internship Allowance (IEK DPA): 80% of the minimum wage.
• Obtaining work experience: minimum wage.
• Public Benefit Programs: Light wage.
• Employment Programs: Subsidy 50% -90% of the minimum wage.
• Working Students: 30 minimum wages for undergraduates and 10 for postgraduates.

“And if you ask me both macroeconomic and politically, we want income to increase, even if we are facing higher tax rates,” Mr Malalidis said.