Family law
Schools: What leaves parents are entitled to
At the start of the new school year, parents are thinking about how to plan for a number of permissions to which they are entitled.
The most typical licenses involve:
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Pigi Devetzi on her divorce: Essentially, I was the family’s bank; I paid for everything
In an interview with OK! magazine, the former athlete initially mentioned: “My relationship lasted a total of seven years, and the marriage three. I couldn’t take it any longer.”
She then explained that she, unlike her father, took a long time to see the negatives of that marriage.
Allowance and summer holiday: What workers need to know
Different arrangements for employees who work on a rotational basis include the summer holiday agenda.
The vacation allowance, according to the legislation, is calculated on the basis of the time worked and during the annual leave the dismissal of the employee is prohibited.
Mani, 1957: The Quintuple Murder That “Cleansed Family Shame” and Divided Greece
A 28-year-old man took the law into his own hands, executing his father, uncle, and three sisters in cold blood, claiming they were engaged in incestuous relationships
Measures to expand workforce
The labor force in Greece could rise by 398,000 people if participation in it in the 15-74 age group was equal to the EU average. The government is considering measures focusing on four population categories with comparatively low participation, including:
• Making it mandatory for large companies (over 250 employees) to set up nurseries or subsidize parents for nursery care.
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Tatiana Blatnik: The Odyssey of a princess from the hallows
he drama involving her missing brother, her divorce from Nikolaos, and her father’s suicide when she was 7—that she discovered at 14
Ministries launch joint effort to tackle decline in fertility rate
Four ministries have launched efforts to address demographic challenges, spurred by a historic decline in the country's fertility rate and a rapid surge in its elderly population.
A letter to Greece from a child rejected, yet again
Dear Greece,
You are the land of my birth. Of my mother's birth, and of all the mothers that came before her.
She was unmarried when she became pregnant with me. She was from a small village in the Peloponnese and was therefore unable to keep me. She left, never to return.
Agreement on Elpedison split
The clock is ticking for Elpedison, with the company's shareholders (Helleniq Energy and Edison) seeking to close control negotiations by June at the latest so that any outcome can be ratified at the annual general meeting.
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Unaccompanied minors’ plight better, issues remain
Large numbers of unaccompanied minors continue to arrive in Greece, with one in three from Egypt. According to data until early April, 2,157 unaccompanied minors were registered and accommodated.
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