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Unions accuse AHK president of improper influence from the Presidency

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Unions allege the AHK board president invokes the Presidency for directives.
They warn of potential administrative disintegration within AHK.
The unions claim there are systematic and extralegal actions affecting the organization.
Concerns were raised about violations of board decisions by the president.

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Three trade unions representing employees of the Cyprus Electricity Authority (ΑΗΚ) have issued serious allegations against the Chairman of its Board of Directors. In a joint letter to the board, the unions—EPOPAI, SIDIKEK, and SEPAIK—accused the chairman of making interventions in the operational functioning of the organization, allegedly contrary to unanimous decisions made by the board.

The unions claim that the chairman is invoking directives from the Presidential Office to justify these actions, which they describe as systematic and extrajudicial misconduct. They argue that such behavior poses a threat of administrative disintegration within the organization. The unions are warning that the ongoing situation may undermine the stability and governance of the AΗΚ, prompting concern about its overall operational integrity.

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