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39 Undeclared Employees Found by Labor Inspection Service in April

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The Labour Inspection Department identified 39 undeclared salaried employees during inspections conducted in April.
The inspections took place at 156 locations involving 147 employers and 9 self-employed individuals.
Employers were fined a total of €88,200 for violations of undeclared employment laws.
The purpose of the inspections was to enforce compliance with labor regulations and improve worker protections.
The announcement was made by the Labour and Social Insurance Ministry on July 7, 2026.

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In April, the labour inspection department in Cyprus identified 39 undeclared salaried employees during inspections at 156 locations. These inspections involved checking compliance among 147 employers and nine self-employed individuals. The inspections aimed to enforce compliance with laws surrounding undeclared work.

As a result of these efforts, the department imposed 16 fines totaling €88,200 on the employers found to be in violation of these provisions. The inspection initiative is part of ongoing efforts to combat undeclared work in the country and ensure fair labor practices. The department continues to monitor and penalize employers who do not adhere to the legal obligations regarding employee declarations.

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