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Hourly-paid government workers in Cyprus are set to stage a 24-hour nationwide strike on June 24, 2026, due to ongoing disputes over pay and benefits. The strike, announced by the unions SEK, PEO, and DEOK, is a response to delays in commencing substantial negotiations for a new collective agreement that covers the period from 2025 to 2027. Union representatives emphasized the necessity of addressing low wages and unresolved labor demands.
Several unions had previously accused the finance ministry of prolonging discussions and failing to initiate dialogue regarding the renewal of collective agreements. The decision to strike reflects growing frustration among workers who are seeking immediate action to improve their conditions and compensation. The unions have expressed that the strike is a necessary measure to exert pressure on the government to meet their demands.
19 June
Hourly-paid government workers confirmed their 24-hour strike for Wednesday, June 24.
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