Sectoral minimum wage

Reyntj · Post by **Reyntj** » Thu 31 Jul 2025 7:57 pm

https://kibrisgazetesi.com/gardiyanoglu ... enmeyecek/

Only effects.non citizens.employers can deduct up to 40 % of min wage to cover accomodation & salary..

Im guessing hotels & construction will be a big winners here..maybe restaurants..

steveodp · Post by **steveodp** » Fri 01 Aug 2025 5:13 am

If accommodation and food can be provided 'on the cheap', particularly in bulk, then employers will surely look at foreign staff rather than citizens. Less jobs for locals?

tutor4u · Post by **tutor4u** » Fri 01 Aug 2025 5:42 am

I would suggest that "non citizens" who will recieve 40% less will never take employment in Cyprus, Seems like political pre election scam.

Reyntj · Post by **Reyntj** » Fri 01 Aug 2025 10:30 am

This doesnt help inflation imo...its really only beneficial to big hotels and construction..they wont be reducing any prices...just a few fat cats will make more profit...

I understand the citizen thing though as some are on the same.min wage and have no accomodation thrown in..

This country is run by a few for big cats benefit..mind you similar to the rest of the world.

Many cant cross to cyprus & hotels workers are striking there to.. i think on the greek side there is a similar rule for pay for hotel workers specifically. Their pay not great either.