Title
Salary Cut for Filipino Domestic Workers in Cyprus
Law
Poea Advisory No. 11, S. 2013
Decision Date
Oct 24, 2013
The Cyprus Ministerial Committee has implemented a 5% salary cut for domestic workers, reducing their gross monthly pay to €460, affecting newly deployed Filipino workers and those nearing contract completion, while some long-term employees may remain unaffected due to higher wages from established relationships.
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Termination of Annual Wage Indexation

  • The automatic annual wage indexation for domestic workers was discontinued by the Ministerial Committee.

Impact on Filipino Domestic Workers

  • Not all Filipino domestic workers in Cyprus will be affected; those with over 5 years of service and good employer relationships may receive higher wages.
  • Newly deployed Filipino domestic workers and those finishing their contracts are most likely to experience the salary reduction.

Demographic Data of Filipino Migrants in Cyprus

  • Approximately 16,176 Filipinos reside in Cyprus.
  • 68.11% of these Filipinos are temporary migrants, primarily working as domestic workers.

Currency Conversion Reference

  • Salary figures were converted using a rate of 1 Euro = US$1.35 as of October 7, 2013.

Legal and Administrative Notice

  • The advisory is intended for the information and guidance of concerned parties involved with Filipino domestic workers in Cyprus.
  • Issued by the Philippine Overseas Employment Administration (POEA) Administrator Hans Leo J. Cacdac.

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