Systemic flaws in Cyprus enable welfare and sick leave abuses

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Systemic vulnerabilities in welfare administration have allowed individuals to improperly receive financial benefits.
Recent reports highlight instances where recipients of the Guaranteed Minimum Income possessed substantial bank deposits or assets worth up to 450,000 euros.
These financial holdings went undetected by authorities responsible for evaluating benefit eligibility.
Such incidents follow previous concerns regarding the misuse of sick leave provisions by public sector employees.

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Systemic vulnerabilities in welfare administration have allowed individuals to improperly receive financial benefits.
Recent reports highlight instances where recipients of the Guaranteed Minimum Income possessed substantial bank deposits or assets worth up to 450,000 euros.
These financial holdings went undetected by authorities responsible for evaluating benefit eligibility.
Such incidents follow previous concerns regarding the misuse of sick leave provisions by public sector employees.

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