unemployment

Given the symbiotic relationship of health and economy in this case (and in general though it was long sidelined) what is needed is an inter-professional committee that could forge cohesive and comprehensive strategies.

It would be a singular feat of self-deception if one were to believe that we can get through this crisis unscathed, yet each of us can strive to minimise the cost to the extent possible.

Economic policy must be decided with those who are economically weakest in mind, and not with the vote-mongering rationale of past decades.

'Few are receiving the unemployment benefit and the stipend for the long-term unemployed, as they do not meet the preconditions,” said the head of the OAED unemployment bureau

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Greece has the highest level of unemployment among the 36 member-states of the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD). Wages are lower than the OECD average.