New raising the minimum wage from April 1 is expected to drag a range of allowances/aids.
The minimum wage from next month will be over 800 euros, from 780 euros today, as confirmed yesterday by the Prime Minister, Kyriakos Mitsotakis, and is expected to reach 820-830 euros. It is recalled that GSEE proposed that the minimum wage should reach 908 euros gross.
With the increase in the minimum wage, aids and allowances based on the minimum wage or daily wage will be adjusted.
Benefits that will be affected:
- Special maternity benefit
- Parental leave allowance
- Unemployment benefit
- Assistance for a three-month stay in the unemployment registers
- Parole allowance
- Labor Arrest
- Insolvency of employer
- Seasonal allowances
- Self-employment aid
- Work allowance
- Student Compensation EPA.S.
- Internship allowance (IEK DYPA)
- Gaining work experience
- Programs of a public interest nature
- Employment programs
- For working students participating in exams
How benefits have shaped up since the last increase in the minimum wage:
Allowance-Amount
1. Special maternity benefit: Minimum salary (780 euros).
2. Parental leave allowance: Minimum salary (780 euros).
3. End of unemployment allowance: 13 daily allowances (249.08 euros).
4. Allowance for a three-month stay in the unemployment registers: 15 daily allowances (287.4 euros).
5. Allowance for those released from prison: 15 daily allowances (287.4 euros).
6. Temporary work: 20 daily allowances (383.2 euros).
7. Insolvency of employer: Up to 3 salaries.
8. Builder’s season: 70% of the 37 square days (902,356 euros).
9. Emery season: 70% of the 50 days (1,219.4 euros).
10. Seasonal for artists, theaters, tourism: 70% of the 25 per day (609.7 euros).
11. Other seasonal (woodworkers-resin collectors, tobacco workers, potters-ceramists-brickmakers and employees of the shipyard zone): 70% of the 35 per day (853.58 euros).
12. Aid for the self-employed: Monthly unemployment benefit (479 euros).
13. Work allowance: 50% of unemployment allowance (239.5 euros).
14. Compensation of EPA.S. students: 75% of daily salary (26.13 euros).
15. Internship allowance (IEK DYPA): 80% of the minimum wage (624 euros).
16. Gaining work experience: Minimum salary (780 euros).
17. Community benefit programs: Minimum daily wage.
18. Employment programs: Subsidy 50%-90% of the minimum wage.
19. For working students participating in exams: 30 daily wages for undergraduates (1,045.2 euros)/10 daily wages for postgraduates (348.4 euros).
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