Widowers threaten legal action over pensions
A group representing widowers on Monday called on the government to relent on the issue of pensions and to respect the House vote on the
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Bill seeks to increase benefits and pensions
A bill seeking to raise the mobility benefit for workers or students with disabilities by 50 per cent was discussed on Tuesday at the House
Cyprus to set up a single insurance and pensions supervisory authority
Cyprus will set up a new single independent insurance and pensions fund supervisory authority joining the separate authorities currently supervising the sectors, Finance Minister Harris
Disy delegation visits elderly, pledges pension increase
Better days for the elderly will come through increases in pensions, a delegation from ruling Disy led by leader Averof Neophytou pledged during a visit
Diko urges speedy decision on relief package for the vulnerable
Diko chairman Nicolas Papadopoulos said on Wednesday that measures designed to help vulnerable groups must be finalised before the state budget for 2019 goes to
Labour ministry looking into boosting low pensions
The labour ministry is working to find a way to raise low pensions on the instructions of the president, Labour Minister Zeta Emilianidou said on
1974 POWs say government has gone back on benefits pledge
Prisoners of war from 1974 have accused the government of rejecting every application for the honorary allowances promised earlier this year, claiming the pledge was
President refers widowers’ pension bill to Supreme Court
President Nicos Anastasiades referred a law passed by parliament earlier in the month on widowers pensions to the Supreme Court on Friday, after the house
House to decide on president’s veto to widower pension
By Stelios Orphanides The parliament is expected to decide on Friday whether to accept President Nicos Anastasiades’ referral of a law extending widower’s pension who deemed it
House rules for widowers’ pensions
The House plenum passed an amendment on Friday allowing men to receive a widowers’ pension irrespective of when their spouse died. Prior to the amendment,
House to review law on pre-GMI pensions
House plenum will convene in January to discuss a bill on low income pensioners after President Nicos Anastasiades referred it back to parliament on the
Diko pledges to restore pensions and help victims of 2013 crash
Presidential hopeful Nicolas Papadopoulos on Wednesday unveiled his proposals for the economy, saying his main priority was to restore the middle class which he said
Auditor-general urges review of mayoral pensions
Auditor-general Odysseas Michaelides has once more raised the issue of mayoral pensions, urging the finance and interior ministers, as well as MPs, to review the
Etyk says provident fund compensation lacks compared to public sector pensions
By Stelios Orphanides Bank workers’ union Etyk has criticised the government’s decision to cap compensation to members of provident funds for losses sustained in the
Fiscal watchdog warns of macroeconomic imbalances
Cyprus’s Fiscal Council, an advisory body tasked with monitoring budget policies, said that the island’s economy continues to have significant imbalances threatening macroeconomic and fiscal
People shouldn’t worry about pensions says labour minister
The Social Insurance Fund (SIF) is viable until the year 2080 and people shouldn’t worry about their pensions, labour minister Zeta Emilianidou reiterated on Tuesday.
Our View: Pensions need to be put on a more equitable basis
THE UNION of Cypriot Pensioners (Ekysy) will gather outside the House of Representatives next Friday to demand that their pensions be restored to the pre-cuts
MPs iron out GMI problems
MPs are putting the final touches to a bill so the 13th instalment of a pension is no longer deducted from Guaranteed Minimum Income (GMI)
Bill to unfreeze pension submitted
The government submitted a bill on Tuesday providing for a small increase in pensions in a bid to correct a distortion created in 2012 when
Salaries, pensions to be paid mid December (Updated)
Finance Minister Harris Georgiades said paying December salaries and pensions early would not put a strain on public finances, defending the decision to make the