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Cyprus Reports Labour Gaps in Tech and Tourism Sectors
6 sourcesFirst reported 23 days agoUpdated 22 days ago
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- Cyprus has recorded shortages in 63 professions and surpluses in 11 professions in 2024.
- Significant shortages are noted in the healthcare, technology, and tourism sectors.
- Major workforce gaps include positions such as nurses, ICT professionals, and waiters.
- Factors contributing to shortages include language barriers and recognition of qualifications.
- The report highlights the challenges faced by employers in filling these roles.
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All coverage

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Cyprus faces shortages in 63 professions, EURES report finds
In-Cyprus· 22 days ago
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63 επαγγέλματα με ελλείψεις εργατικού δυναμικού στην Κύπρο - Πού καταγράφονται οι μεγαλύτερες ανάγκες
Politis· 23 days ago

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Cyprus faces major labour gaps in tech and tourism sectors
Cyprus Mail· 23 days ago

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Cyprus Business Now: tourism, shipping, banks, housing, labour market, CBC
Cyprus Mail· 22 days ago

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Ελλείψεις προσωπικού σε 63 επαγγέλματα στην Κύπρο – Πού έχουμε πρόβλημα και πού πλεόνασμα
Philenews· 22 days ago

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Αγορά εργασίας: Ποιες ειδικότητες λείπουν στην Κύπρο – Τι προτείνει η EURES
Philenews· 23 days ago