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Pay in Greece, in numbers

What employees earn, from official sources.

Where your pay stands

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Your pay
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Where your pay stands Data 2025
Employees who earn lessabout 1,890,000 people 77%
Employees who earn more 23%
The average pay in 2025you are above the average €1,362.66
You earn more than of employees, full time and part time
77%

An estimate from the ERGANI pay bands for 2025, with a straight line inside each band.

You earn more than 77%

How many employees earn each amount

2,460,720 employees in 2025, by pay. Source: ERGANI.

  • to €500 7.3%
  • €501 to €600 3.0%
  • €601 to €700 2.7%
  • €701 to €800 2.5%
  • €801 to €900 12.8%
  • €901 to €1,000 8.2%
  • €1,001 to €1,200 24.3%
  • €1,201 to €1,500 16.0%
  • €1,501 to €2,000 10.9%
  • €2,001 to €2,500 5.2%
  • €2,501 to €3,000 2.6%
  • over €3,000 4.6%

The band of the 2025 minimum wage, €880.00, stands out: 1 in 8 employees is there.

61% of employees earn up to €1,200 gross a month.

Average pay

Three official series, three different definitions.

  • €1,397.49 average full-time gross pay, March 2026, e-EFKA. Men €1,468.18, women €1,310.23.
  • €1,067.52 in firms of under 10 people, and€1,486.28 in larger firms, March 2026.
  • €554.42 average part-time pay, March 2026.
  • €1,362.66 average pay of all employees, ERGANI 2025. Full-time:€1,516.00, according to the ministry.

Average pay by sector

Full-time, late 2025. IOBE, from ERGANI.

  • Energy €2,609
  • Finance and insurance €2,518
  • Information and communication €2,088
  • Mining and quarrying €1,840
  • Real estate €1,680
  • Water and waste €1,675
  • Professional and scientific €1,667
  • Transport and storage €1,643
  • Manufacturing €1,500
  • Construction €1,374
  • Education €1,361
  • Arts and entertainment €1,345
  • Trade €1,343
  • Public administration €1,327
  • Health €1,268
  • Other services €1,234
  • Administrative services €1,210
  • Tourism and food service €1,203
  • Agriculture, forestry, fishing €1,190

The fourth quarter under-represents seasonal sectors, such as tourism.

The minimum wage since 2008

From €701.00 in 2008 to €920.00 from 1 April 2026.

  • 1 September 2008 €701.00
  • 1 May 2009 €739.56
  • 1 July 2011 €751.39
  • 14 February 2012 €586.08
  • 1 February 2019 €650.00
  • 1 January 2022 €663.00
  • 1 May 2022 €713.00
  • 1 April 2023 €780.00
  • 1 April 2024 €830.00
  • 1 April 2025 €880.00
  • 1 April 2026 €920.00

In 2012 the minimum wage fell 22%, to €586.08, and 32% for the under-25s. It stayed there until 2019.

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