Government and SEK aim for pension reform agreement by September

4 sourcesFirst reported 13 days agoUpdated 12 days ago

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The government and the Pancyprian Federation of Labor (SEK) aim to reach an agreement on the second pillar of the pension reform in September.
Minister of Labour and Social Insurance Marinos Mousiouttas expressed the intention to include this agreement in a bill to be submitted to the parliament.
The discussions on the pension reform initiative were confirmed in statements made by both Mouciouttas and the General Secretary of SEK.
The proposed agreement is part of ongoing efforts to enhance the pension system in Cyprus.
A formal legislative proposal is expected to be presented to the parliament in September 2026.

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