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The front page of in.gr focuses on severe wildfires raging across Greece, with major fires in Attica and Boeotia, and new fronts in Kefalonia and Fthiotida. The page also reports on economic news regarding partial employment statistics, highlighting discrepancies between different agencies…
Devastating fires are engulfing Attica and Boeotia, forcing evacuations in seven additional regions. New fire fronts have emerged in Kefalonia and Fthiotida. Two arrests have been made in connection with the Boeotia fire that spread to Attica, and one in Kefalonia. Firefighters are battling the…
There is confusion surrounding partial employment statistics, with EFKA reporting 20% and ELSTAT reporting 5%. This discrepancy raises questions about the accuracy of labor market data in Greece.
An expert discusses the significant wildfire in Porto Germeno and Vilia, identifying it as the first major fire of the current summer season. The report likely analyzes the causes and impact of the fire.
Authorities have arrested two individuals in connection with the major fire that originated in Boeotia and subsequently spread to Attica, indicating potential arson.
An expert, Lekkas, explains that wildfires are impossible to contain when faced with extreme wind conditions of 150 km/h, highlighting the challenges in firefighting during such weather.
A video captures a machine operator bravely working within the flames during the fire in Megara, showcasing the dangerous conditions faced by emergency personnel.
This article explores the prevalence of flexible employment in Greece, comparing it to the broader European Union context and examining relevant regulations.
The report details which European countries have the highest rates of part-time employment and provides specific information on the situation in Greece.
This article contrasts the reasons for part-time employment in Europe, where it's often a choice, with Greece, where individuals are reportedly forced into such arrangements.
