Skertsos: Unemployment in Greece at 8% From 17% in 2019, Gap with the Eurozone Closing
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Greece is working and converging with Europe, emphasizes the Minister of State
Akis Skertsos, in a post on social media, analyzes Eurostat data on unemployment in Europe, highlighting the country's progress
The Greek labor market is recording significant improvement and noticeable convergence with European data, as pointed out in a post by the Minister of State, Akis Skertsos, citing the latest Eurostat data for June 2026. The post A. Skertsos: Unemployment in Greece at 8% from 17% in 2019 – The "gap" with Europe is closing appeared first on PatrisNews - Patris Newspaper of Ilias.
The Greek labor market is recording significant improvement and noticeable convergence with European data, according to a post by Minister of State, Akis Skertsos, who cites Eurostat data for June 2026. The general unemployment rate has fallen to 8% from 17% in 2019, with Greece now in a more favorable position than several EU countries.
The unemployment rate has fallen to 8%, according to the Minister of State.
The Greek labor market is recording significant improvement and noticeable convergence with European data, as pointed out in a post by Minister of State Akis Skertsos.
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