Greece has passed a controversial labor reform despite nationwide protests and union outrage
Greece’s parliament has approved a government-backed reform that lets employers extend working days to 13 hours under certain conditions. The move has sparked mass protests from workers already struggling with a cost-of-living crisis.
The legislation, passed by the government majority, expands the current eight-hour day. The opposition accused the ruling party of eroding labor rights and “pushing the country back to the Middle Ages,” with some lawmakers calling the bill a “legislative monstrosity.” According to Eurostat, Greeks already work the most in…
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