Gender Equality

The study shows that, out of 15 European countries, Greece has the highest level of gender inequality in the division of household chores, with mothers doing 82% of all the hosework

Greece improved its ranking by 20 points since 2023

Labor ministry data shows an average daily wage for women in Greece at 28.68 euros, marginally lower than the 29.44 euros earned by men

Greece surpasses this with 45%, showcasing progress but also room for improvement. Sectors like Consumer Goods and Services lead with 69% reporting full equality globally.

For the first time in Greece, women gynecologists have teamed up to address a serious gap in medicine, pharma, and society, and to bring women’s health to the forefront and into policy agendas

In the 3rd quarter of the EU, women dominated childcare and teachers' aids jobs, and were more likely than men to hold part-time jobs

On International Women's Day, Secretary-General Calls for Investing in Women, Underlining ‘Ending Patriarchy Requires Money on the Table’

According to recent research, employed women may be penalized for demonstrating that they have ambition, access to “networks of influence”, and for showing they prioritize their own professional growth

EU Commissioner Iliana Ivanova: Only if we address the crucial aspects of gender equality, diversity and inclusion can we be sure that research and innovation address challenges concerning us all

The Region of Central Greece posted the highest gender employment gap in all of Europe in 2022 at 31.4 pp, according to a report released last week by Eurostat. The gender employment gap is defined as the difference between the employment rates of men and women aged 20-64 and stood at 10.7 pp on average […]

Climate change exacerbates existing gender inequalities and poses unique threats to the livelihoods, health and safety of women and girls