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Cabinet approves doubling inspectors for illegal work enforcement

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The Cabinet of Cyprus has approved a plan to double the number of inspectors at the Ministry of Labour and Social Insurance focused on combating illegal and undeclared work.
Labour Minister Marinos Mousiouttas announced that the current team of eight inspectors will be expanded to enhance enforcement actions in workplaces.
The initiative aims to increase the number of inspections to approximately 10,000 per year by the end of 2027.
Mousiouttas emphasized that the goal is to strengthen oversight in the workforce and deter illegal employment practices.
This decision has been discussed across multiple media sources as a significant step in addressing undeclared work in Cyprus.

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