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Προσθήκη του ot.gr στην GoogleGreece is placed in the bottom half of OECD members regarding annual gross average wages for 2025, in a survey focusing on 27b European countries, 22 of which are in the European Union (EU).
Greece is below the €30,000 average threshold, as workers receive €26,563 annually, putting the country below 22 EU countries, along with nine other countries.
According to the OECD, the average gross wages across Europe ranged from €18,590 in Turkey to €107,487 in Switzerland in 2025, with a stark divide persisting between northwestern and southeastern Europe, according to the OECD’s Taxing Wages 2026 report.
Switzerland was the only country where average gross wages exceeded €100,000. Iceland ranked second at €85,950, followed by Luxembourg at €77,844 — the highest in the EU — then Denmark at €71,961 and the Netherlands at €69,028. Germany led the EU’s five largest economies at €66,700, with the United Kingdom close behind at €65,340. France came in at €45,964, Italy at €36,594, and Spain at €32,678 — roughly half the German and British figures.
Greece’s
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