Real Estate · Cyprus
Oseok warns contractors against violations of labor rights in construction sector
5 sourcesFirst reported 8 days agoUpdated 7 days ago
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What all sources covered
- Trade unions in Cyprus, including SEK, PEO, and DEOK, have raised concerns over the illegal sub-renting of workers in the construction sector.
- The unions describe the situation as creating a "labor medieval" environment for workers, leading to unequal treatment and unfavorable conditions.
- The construction employers' association OSEOK has condemned these illegal practices, emphasizing that labor shortages do not justify violations of workers' rights.
- Both unions and OSEOK are warning that ongoing illegal activities could disrupt labor peace in the industry.
- Recent announcements reflect a growing unification among various labor organizations and employers against these practices.
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Who reported first
DialogosFirst
Cyprus Mail+34m
In-Cyprus+3h
Omega TV (Omegalive)+12h
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Dialogos· 7 days ago

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Unions sound alarm over illegal sub-renting of foreign workers
In-Cyprus· 8 days ago

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Omega TV (Omegalive)· 7 days ago

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Cyprus constructors condemn illegal practices, warn of serious staff shortages
Cyprus Mail· 8 days ago