These are the minimum wages in the hotel industry – Increases in detail (table)

Here is the Panagiotou decree on minimum wages in the hotel industry

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The Ministry of Labor and Social Security announces that to enhance the benefits of low-wage workers, the Cabinet decided today, Thursday, August 24, 2023, on issuance of Decree by the Minister of Labor and Social Insurance Mr. Yannis Panagiotou for its increase threshold of minimum wages in the hotel industry, including ATA, in accordance with the existing institutional framework.

In Decree included revised minimum wages in a number of occupations in the hospitality industry, with a retroactive effective date of June 1, 2023.

Minimum Wage Limit – Hotel Industry

Salary 2020

Salary 2023

S /

Professional Class Salary Hourly pay Salary Hourly pay

1

Porter / Luggage Clerk with service up to 6 months 870 5,28 932 5,66

2

Porter / Baggage Clerk with more than 6 months service 935 5,68 1002 6,09

3

Assistant receptionist with service up to 3 months 870 5,28 932 5,66

4

Groom / Receptionist 935 5,68 1002 6,09

5

Receptionist B 1070 6,50 1147 6,97

6

Assistant bar cashier with service up to 6 months 900 5,47 964 5,86

7

Assistant bar cashier with over 6 months service 1040 6,32 1114 6,77

8

Mini-bar employee 1070 6,50 1147 6,97

9

Assistant Banker with service up to 6 months 900 5,47 964 5,86

10

Assistant Banker with more than 6 months of service 1040 6,32 1114 6,77

11

Kitchen apprentice with service up to 6 months 900 5,47 964 5,86

12

Kitchen Apprentice with over 6 months service 1040 6,32 1114 6,77

13

Pastry apprentice with service up to 6 months 900 5,47 964 5,86

14

Pastry Apprentice with over 6 months service 1040 6,32 1114 6,77

15

Maid / Waiter with service up to 3 months 920 5,59 986 5,99

16

Maid / Waiter with more than 3 months service 970 5,89 1039 6,31

17

Cleaner / Cleaner 970 5,89 1039 6,31
18 Laundry employee 960 5,83 1029 6,25
19 Pool attendant 960 5,83 1029 6,25

It is noted that the replacement of the existing Decree, which has been in force since January 2020, is done in accordance with the Collective Agreement and on the basis of the Law on Minimum Wages (Chap. 183).