Ministry of Labor and Social Security

DYPA jobs fair goes abroad, starting from Germany

The Public Employment Service (DYPA) and the Ministry of Labor and Social Security are organizing this month the first "Career Day" abroad, in Duesseldorf, Germany.

The jobs fair, organized together with the Foreign Ministry, will take place on Saturday, December 14, from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. local time, at the Kö59 Hotel (Koenigsallee 59, 40215).

Labor ministry to upgrade workplace health and safety framework

The Ministry of Labor and Social Security plans to upgrade the current institutional framework for health and security at work under the new challenges arising daily from technological advances and an increasing utilization of digital tools and AI systems, as well as climate change effects.

Contributions of self-employed no longer dependent on inflation rate

Next week, the method of calculating the social security contributions of 800,000 freelancers, self-employed and farmers will be determined.

The law stipulates that as of 2025, the contributions of the self-employed will be decoupled from inflation and linked to the rate of wage adjustment.

Bolstering jobs and salaries

Supporting employment by creating well-paid jobs, reducing employer social security contributions, the universal application of the digital labor card and sweeping inspections for the application of labor legislation make up the blueprint of priorities the new labor minister, Niki Kerameus, is reportedly determined to implement.

Fire-damaged firms can suspend employees, ministry clarifies

Private companies whose premises were fully or partially destroyed in wildfires can suspend employment contracts with their employees while workplaces are being repaired, the Ministry of Labor and Social Security has said, noting that the suspensions cannot last more than three months.

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