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8 July
Further details emerged on pension increases, specifying recipients and that not everyone will receive the same rise.
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Labour Minister Marinos Mousiouttas presented details of a proposed pension reform in the House of Representatives, announcing that pension increases could range from 5% to 55%, depending on individual circumstances. These planned changes aim to improve the financial situation of pensioners, particularly those with lower pensions. Discussions within the parliamentary Committee on Labour highlighted the key objectives of boosting the lowest pensions and reducing the penalties associated with early retirement.
The introduction of the reform has generated significant dialogue among social partners, who are advocating for meaningful negotiations before the upcoming parliamentary recess. The Minister's presentation and the ongoing discussions reflect an effort to enhance social security measures, ensuring that all pensioners will see some level of increase in their pensions. Specific details regarding the application of these increases and related reforms are expected to be further clarified as discussions progress.
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