More than 1,300 interested parties at the Rebrain Greece event in London

The Greek labor market is now directly competitive compared to other major European countries, Niki Kerameos said

More than 1,300 interested parties and 26 companies operating in our country and offer hundreds of high -ranking jobs in a variety of specialization fields participated in the third in a series of extroversion of the “Rebrain Greece”, Ministry of Labor and Social Security.

The subject of “Rebrain Greece” and the events held by the Ministry is the interconnection of Greek high -specially living and working abroad, with businesses operating in Greece and are looking for specialized executives for key positions, with the highest goal of returning from the Greeks.

In her speech, the Minister of Labor and Social Security Niki Kerameos described to the interested parties the improved image of the labor market in our country, making it clear that the financial and working conditions in Greece are now very different from those that have led them to look for professional opportunities abroad.

“Great participation in today’s event, as well as in the previous ones in Amsterdam and Düsseldorf, demonstrate in the clearest way that the Greek labor market is now directly competitive compared to other major European countries,” said Ms. who are looking for a good professional opportunity to return.

According to her, “the repatriation of our compatriots is a demand for the government and the events of” Rebrain Greece “is an important tool in this direction. It is our duty to create the right conditions for their return and to highlight these important opportunities. The decision certainly belongs to them.”

During the event, interested parties were able to conduct interviews through live interviews, to find out about the professional perspectives in the Greek labor market and to consider their return and offer to the country’s productive fabric.

The event was also attended by Deputy Minister Konstantinos Karagounis, the Secretary General of Labor Relations Nikos Malasis, the Greek Ambassador to London Yiannis Tsaoussis as well as the General Manager of Labor Relations, Health, Security and Integration at work.