The government has taken significant steps to support workers’ rights, including implementing a National Minimum Wage, aligning salaries with the Cost of Living Adjustment (COLA), and extending maternity leave for working mothers. These measures aim to enhance economic wellbeing and promote better working conditions for all laborers, reflecting the government’s ongoing commitment to championing workers’ rights.
Renewing collective agreements in Cyprus, particularly at the vital Limassol port, is essential for fostering economic stability and competitiveness. The government’s proactive approach, led by Labour Minister Yiannis Panayiotou, highlights the commitment to harmonious labor relations and sustainable growth, signaling a collaborative and prosperous future for the nation.
Education support staff in Cyprus, represented by Sek and Peo trade unions, are gearing up for a strike on March 21 to protest against a decade of labor exploitation and rights violations by the Education Ministry. They demand respect, fair pay, and improved working conditions as they play a vital role in shaping the future of the nation’s youth.
