Women in Cyprus are working but they are working under subordinate conditions, with unregulated forms of work, with part-time work, with fixed-term contracts, working massively with cheap labour, said the General Secretary of the PEA Sotiroula Charalambous, adding that Cyprus has one of the highest pension gaps between men and women, based on statistics.
According to a statement by the PEO, in a speech at the organisation's Women's Day event on: "The services market as a means of downgrading the role of women in contemporary Cypriot society" at the entrance of Ledra Street, Nicosia, Ms. Charalambous said that for 165 years now, from 8 March 1857 to the present day, for those for whom equality is not exhausted in declarations and wishful thinking but is part of the need for freedom from all forms of discrimination and exploitation, part of the struggle for a fairer
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