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30 June
A report highlights ongoing staff shortages in 63 professions across Cyprus, impacting various sectors including tourism.
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A recent report by EURES highlights significant labour shortages in Cyprus, identifying 63 professions experiencing deficits and just 11 with surpluses as of 2024. The report, issued on June 29, 2026, underscores particularly acute shortages in the technology and healthcare sectors, as well as the tourism industry.
The findings indicate that these gaps could pose challenges for economic growth and services. The technology sector is noted to have persistent difficulties in filling positions, reflecting broader trends in the global labor market where skilled tech professionals are in high demand. The report’s analysis points to the need for strategic planning to address these shortages and ensure the availability of qualified personnel in these critical fields.
The EURES report serves as a crucial resource for policymakers and industry leaders, highlighting both the current state of the Cypriot labor market and the ongoing need for effective solutions to bridge these workforce gaps.
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