A new study conducted by the Institute of Labor of the General Confederation of Greek Workers (GSEE) paints a stark picture of working life in Greece, highlighting the intensifying pressures faced by employees across the country. Released just days after the Greek government proposed a contentious labor reform bill aimed at further deregulating employment structures, the findings offer a sobering counterpoint to official narratives of economic flexibility and modernization. According to the report, Greek workers are increasingly burdened by relentless schedules and demanding workloads, often with little opportunity for rest or recovery. Seventy-three percent of respondents said they are required to meet strict deadlines, while an even larger majority-87 percent-reported experiencing workplace stress. Nearly one in five said they feel stressed all the time, with another 31 percent experiencing it most of the time and 37 percent...