This growth reflects economic resilience across the bloc, though stark differences persist between member states.
Greece was among the countries with the lowest reported salaries, with an average annual full-time adjusted figure of €17,000. This places Greece only marginally ahead of Hungary (€16,900) and Bulgaria (€13,500), which reported the lowest salaries in the EU.
The wide disparity underscores ongoing economic inequalities within the EU, despite the overall upward trend in wages.
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(Source: Eurostat)
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