Cyprus Labour Ministry Fines Employers €25,000 for Undeclared Workers

The Cyprus Labour Ministry has imposed fines totaling €25,000 on employers who were found to have undeclared workers in the education and retail sectors.

7 May, 15:04 — 7 May, 15:04

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cyprus-mail115d ago

Labour ministry fines employers €25,000 over undeclared workers

The labour ministry’s inspectors identified four undeclared employees in the education sector and nine in retail businesses, imposing fines totalling €25,000. In the education sector, inspectors carried out checks at 63 premises, identifying 40 employers and 23 self-employed individuals among a total workforce of 211 people, made up of 25 men and 186 women. Of […]

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Cyprus Labour Ministry Fines Employers €25,000 for Undeclared Workers

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Labour ministry fines employers €25,000 over undeclared workers

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