Greek wages

It is also interesting to note that leadership roles remained predominantly male at a percentage of 57.3%, primarily in the 36–54 age group.

The data on Greek wages from Eurostat contradicts the political narrative in Greece, which presents an image of financial recovery and inclusive economic growth.

According to Eurostat, the average adjusted annual salary in Greece stands at €17,000, with Hungary close behind at €16,900. The only country faring worse is Bulgaria, where the figure is €13,500.