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AI at work: New rules for algorithms and employers

AI at work: New rules for algorithms and employers

What the new artificial intelligence bill means for the labour market. The framework to be presented to the cabinet. New rules and obligations for employers and workers.

Manufacturing: Price pressures intensify in October

Manufacturing: Price pressures intensify in October

Greek manufacturing recorded a slowdown in growth in October, despite increases in output, new orders and employment. Inflationary pressures reached a four-month high, while business confidence fell to a five-month low. The PMI stood at 53.3 points.

How many Greeks will shop on Black Friday, and how much will they spend?

How many Greeks will shop on Black Friday, and how much will they spend?

Consumers enter this year's sales season with higher expectations, but also reservations. Which products are attracting the most interest, and what concerns those planning to shop?

DYPA paid €155m in October: who benefited

DYPA paid €155m in October: who benefited

Payments during the month reached more than 211,000 people. A breakdown of payments for unemployment, maternity and seasonal benefits, and special employment programmes.

Why servicers’ representatives were absent from Parliament on Friday

Why servicers’ representatives were absent from Parliament on Friday

The Association of Loan and Credit Claims Management Companies explains that it was objectively unable to attend the meeting of the Standing Committee on Economic Affairs, rejecting claims that it was unwilling to do so.

Green tariffs to rise by as much as… 76% in November

Suppliers have announced the steepest green electricity tariffs on record. Increases range from 29% to 76%. The average is nearing 30 cents per kilowatt-hour. Questions for the government, and PPC’s response with a new fixed-rate offer.

Bank of Greece becomes a super-regulator: New supervisory powers over servicers, banks and bankers

A new supervisory arsenal for the Bank of Greece: how it will oversee servicers, banks and executives, and what penalties it will be able to impose. What the Ministry of National Economy and Finance’s bill provides for.

The rules are changing for data centres in Greece

A fund is being set up for local communities, with each new investment contributing an annual fee of €15,000 per megawatt / A high bank guarantee and a requirement that at least 60% of consumption be supplied by renewable energy projects.

Hoteliers’ revenues rise without more overnight stays

Higher room rates boost performance in Athens, with the average rate reaching €195. Occupancy remains steady, while September sees strong growth. How performance differs in Thessaloniki and at resorts.

Heating allowance: When applications open and beneficiaries are paid

The myΘέρμανση platform will accept applications until 4 December 2026. The first payment, increased by 30%, will be made by 23 December. Details of subsequent payments and the income and property criteria for receiving the support.

PPC counters by extending its cheap blue tariff

AADE: €7.8m paid to 19,819 farmers in basic support

Markopoulos: No delays or political games at borrowers’ expense

A double permanent boost for pensioners

Estate agents: 36,000 operating illegally, only 6,500 legally

GSI: Awaiting NAVTEX to resume surveys

Organisation that used donation proceeds to fix matches dismantled

Electricity bill and consumer protection bill submitted to Parliament

“Horiatiko”: AADE probes possible involvement of its employees in tax evasion case

“Choriatiko”: New revealing conversations about “gifts” and “coke”

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