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"Question No 46 by Rodi Kratsa-Tsagaropoulou ():
In 1998, the Commission published a communicationaimed at launching a dialogue among the Member States with a view to combating undeclared work which, according to data at the time, accounted for some 15% of the Union's GDP, while in Greece and Italy the figure exceeded 20% of GDP.
Recent investigations by the Greek authorities, together with other available data, reveal that 10.5% of businesses are not registered with the Social Security Institution and that the percentage of non-registered workers fluctuates between 21% and 30%, resulting in a loss of billions of euro from the public purse and, in particular, the social insurance funds.
What commitments did the Member States make as a result of the dialogue launched in 1998? What progress has been made? What are Greece's commitments and what recommendations have been made to that country? What measures will the Commission take to combat undeclared work, in the context of the qualitative employment policy and the open coordination method, to ensure that pension schemes remain viable?"@en1
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"Subject: Undeclared work in Greece"1
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