Eurostat: Pay Gap in the EU - One Salary in Luxembourg Equals 4.5 Salaries in Greece
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Once again, Greece is second from the bottom, surpassed only by Bulgaria on a European list, as in 2025, the average annual full-time salary for workers in the EU amounted to 41,500 euros, while in our country it is 18,800 euros. The post Eurostat: Pay gap in the EU – One salary in Luxembourg equals 4.5 salaries in Greece appeared first on in.gr.
Greece recorded the second lowest average annual salary in the European Union in 2025 with an average annual salary of 18,800 euros - The European average reaches 41,500 euros, recording an increase of 4.3%
The purchasing power of Greek workers remains at the "bottom" of Europe
The average annual salary in the EU is 41,500 euros and 18,800 euros in Greece.
The average full-time worker in Greece has annual earnings 22,700 euros lower than the European average
Greece ranks second lowest among EU member states in terms of average annual earnings, according to official data.
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