Filipino Jobs in Greece

01/02/2025

We are looking for an experienced
Housekeeper Lady for LIVE IN Kolonaki.
Her own independent apartment with kitchen next to our house.
Cleaning, Laundry, Ironing, Basic Cooking
2 small girls in the house going to school.
Salary: 1200 +IKA+ Bonus+ 1,5 DAYS OFF
Going to island for 2 months in the summer 1500each month
Only applicants who are already in Greece
Send resume to [email protected]

16/01/2025

Greece's minimum wage is now at 830 Euro per month. A typical full-time job includes:
40 hours for 5-day work (8 hours/day) or 40 hours for 6-day work (6 ½ hours/day).
40-48 hours is called overwork, and an extra 20% is added to the normal hourly wage for every additional hour.
48+ and up to 120 hours (per year) is called overtime and is allowed only for specific activities that are considered to be urgent.
An extra 40% is added to the normal hourly wage for every additional hour.
120+ hours of overtime work per year are paid with the hourly wages, plus 60%.
Work on Sundays and official Holidays are entitled to an extra charge of 75% of the hourly wage, and work at night, to an extra 25%.
FJG specializes in connecting Filipinos with employment in Greece. We connect Filipinos with secured employment with reputable professional businesses in Greece that provide opportunities in all industries and adhering to workers rights to fair treatment. Greek employers must abide by the requirements set forth by the Ministry of Labor. We consult and assist Greek employers to employ Filipino workers. Email us at [email protected] or message us on WhatsApp.

14/01/2025

Contact us to be connected with reputable employers in Greece.
Greece's Labor Laws Protect all Workers Rights
Get to know your rights in Greece or it will cost you money, benefits, and you will be taken advantage of, the following will keep you informed.
Workers rights are protected by: a) the Greek Constitution; b) the Greek Civil Code; c) laws, legislative decrees, presidential decrees and ministerial decisions; and d) case law.
https://filipinojobsgreece.blogspot.com/2025/01/foreign-workers-rights-in-greece.html

11/01/2025

FJG specializes in connecting Filipinos with employment in Greece. We connect Filipinos with secured employment with reputable professional businesses in Greece that provide opportunities in all industries and adhering to workers rights to fair treatment. Filipino workers are required to process their work visa and documents through a POEA approved employment agency. Greek employers must abide by the requirements set forth by the Ministry of Labor. We consult and assist Greek employers to employ Filipino workers. Email us at [email protected]

11/01/2025

A cabinet act approved before Christmas provides for the invitation to Greece of 89,290 workers from third countries this year, in order to fill the large gaps identified in the labor market.

Although the relevant ministries are promoting significant changes to the current institutional framework, aiming at a faster and easier transfer process for foreign workers, the permitted positions for the current year were foreseen in the act already published in the Government Gazette, earlier than last time. This is because there is significant pressure from employers to cover their needs, mainly in sectors such as farming, tourism and construction.

A cabinet act approved before Christmas provides for the invitation to Greece of 89,290 workers from third countries this year.

02/01/2025

Why a Filipino should work in Greece? Workers rights are strictly protected by the Greek government and violations of Greece's labor code are thoroughly investigated!
Employment Contracts: IN Greece, employment contracts are governed by the Greek Civil Code and other relevant legislation. Employment contracts must be in writing and include essential details such as job description, duration of employment, working hours, salary, benefits, and termination clauses.
Minimum Wage: Greece has a statutory minimum wage set by law, which employers must adhere to. The minimum wage is periodically adjusted by the government and may vary depending on factors such as age and industry.
Working Hours: The standard working week in Greece is 40 hours, typically spread over five days. Overtime work is subject to specific regulations and must be compensated accordingly.
Social Security Contributions: Employers in Greece are required to make social security contributions on behalf of their employees. These contributions fund various social security benefits, including healthcare, pensions, and unemployment benefits.
Employment Termination: Terminating employment contracts in Greece is subject to strict regulations. Employers must provide notice periods or severance pay, depending on the circumstances of the termination. Additionally, there are specific legal grounds for termination, such as redundancy or misconduct.
Collective Bargaining: Greece has a strong tradition of collective bargaining between employers and trade unions. Collective agreements may cover various aspects of employment, including wages, working conditions, and dispute resolution procedures.
Non-Discrimination Laws: Greek law prohibits discrimination in the workplace based on factors such as gender, age, race, religion, disability, or sexual orientation. Employers must ensure that their hiring practices and workplace policies comply with these anti-discrimination laws.
Health and Safety Regulations: Employers have a legal obligation to provide a safe working environment for their employees. Greece has established health and safety regulations that employers must comply with to prevent workplace accidents and ensure the well-being of their workforce.
Employee Benefits: In addition to salary, Greek employers may offer various benefits to their employees, such as paid vacation leave, sick leave, maternity/paternity leave, and bonuses. These benefits may be regulated by law or negotiated through collective agreements.
Legal Compliance: Finally, employers must ensure compliance with all relevant Greek labor laws and regulations to avoid legal liabilities and penalties. This includes staying updated on any changes to labor legislation and seeking legal advice when necessary.

02/01/2025

Greece is grappling with a huge labour shortage, with an estimated 300,000 job vacancies across various sectors, many of which have traditionally been filled by foreign workers.

The scarcity spans industries ranging from tourism to construction and technology, posing challenges to the nation’s economy. The tourism sector, which accounts for nearly one-fifth of Greece’s GDP, is among the hardest hit.

Greece is grappling with a huge labour shortage, with an estimated 300,000 job vacancies across various sectors, many of which have traditionally been filled by foreign workers. The scarcity spans industries ranging from tourism to construction and technology, posing challenges to the nation’s eco...

02/01/2025

t is estimated that Greece’s labor market needs more than 300,000 workers from other countries, from dishwashers to chefs to carpenters, machine operators and electricians to web and software developers.

The tourism industry needs both unskilled and highly skilled employees: dishwashers, waiters, cleaning staff, but also chefs, spa therapists and front office professionals.

The construction sector has a great need for specialized artisans, such as welders, carpenters, electricians, plumbers, steamfitters, drivers, site supervising engineers and specialized heavy machinery operators.

Industry is looking for employees in production, storage facilities, packaging, machinery maintenance, CNC (Computer Numerical Control) machinery technicians and AutoCAD designers.

Information technology companies are looking for highly specialized programmers, including machine learning engineers and systems security specialists.

And, last but not least, the lack of farm workers has long been known.

It is estimated that Greece’s labor market needs more than 300,000 workers from other countries, from dishwashers to chefs to carpenters, machine operators and electricians to web and software developers.

02/01/2025

Greece is in urgent need of more than 300,000 foreign workers.
Foreign workers are needed in different sectors of the economy.
To attract more foreign workers, Greece simplified EU Blue Card application rules earlier this year.
Similar to several other European Union countries, Greece is also dealing with sharp labour shortages, and it urgently needs to attract a large number of foreign workers.

Similar to several other European Union countries, Greece is also dealing with sharp labour shortages, and it urgently needs to attract a large number of foreign workers. Taking into account the severity of the situation, it is estimated that Greece currently needs over 300,000 foreign workers to be...

02/01/2025

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