Bank of Cyprus is downsizing its network by closing 15 more branches and removing ATMs, while plans foresee laying off some 500 employees as it speeds up its digital presence and reduces
EU-funded EuroAsia Interconnector is recruiting for key engineering and administration positions, offering a substantial pay and benefits package. The 2,000MW infrastructure, connecting the national electricity grids of Israel, Cyprus, and Greece, said
Cyprus’ banking system is facing disruption after Hellenic bank staff announced they would stage a 24-hour warning strike next week over redundancies. The strike, scheduled for 31 May by the banking employees
The banking sector is in choppy waters after employees backed their union to strike over Hellenic Bank’s intention to make 350 staff redundant, while Bank of Cyprus is also cutting branches. The
Bank employees union ETYK called its members to approve a general strike in protest against Hellenic Bank’s intention to lay off up to 350 staff. Calling its members to vote in two
Hellenic Bank, Cyprus’ second-largest commercial bank, is reducing its staff by some 300-350 people to bring down operating costs. According to news site Stockwatch, Hellenic’s CEO Oliver Gatzke has sent letters to
The number of government staff increased by 2.3% as demand for substitute teachers and other public sector jobs reached an all-time high, as people recovered from COVID-19 or stayed home to look
A 32-year-old male nurse has admitted placing spy cameras in the women’s staff changing room at the Nicosia General hospital, police said. According to police sources, following complaints filed by a female
Cyprus airports operator Hermes Airports in a strategy to reduce its carbon footprint has provided its staff with eco-friendly items for everyday use. As part of its Green commitment, the company said
The luxury Anassa Hotel in Polis Chrysochous, Paphos announced Thursday it is suspending operations after 13 of its staff contracted coronavirus. Anassa’s owner Thanos Hotels said in a statement it has informed
