British tour and flight operator TUI is resuming flights to Cyprus with 11 flights arriving just this weekend.

Standard & Poor’s latest credit rating for Cyprus is a confirmation of the rational management of the economy and public finances by the Government despite the negative consequences of the Covid-19 pandemic.

Incentives, in the form of government grants, of the order of €700,000 will be offered to entrepreneurs who wish to operate or transfer their business activities to areas within the walls of Nicosia.

Cyprus is to get €479,070,000 from the European Union to tackle unemployment during the coronavirus pandemic, the finance ministry said on Friday.

Cyprus pharmaceuticals are probably the country’s biggest kept secret as the industry was responsible for almost a third of all exports in the first five months of 2020 while increasing year-on-year.

The Cyprus Parliament on Friday amended the constitution to allow for a slashing of the time in which appeals can be filed against decisions of the asylum service from 75 days to 15 days.

Hiring the right candidate is a time-consuming and challenging task that significantly affects the productivity of the company. Fifty-two percent of talent acquisition leaders said that “the most difficult part of recruitment was identifying the right candidates from a large applicant pool.” Therefore, finding a way to quickly and effectively narrow down the pool of applicants will not only free up time, but it will also relieve some of the stress and difficulty for hiring managers.

EY Cyprus - Droman Ltd Consortium have signed the first two contracts with the Cyprus Police regarding the institutional reorganisation of the Organisation. The two (2) contracts undertaken by the Consortium concern the field of design and implementation of a modern model of policing and operational procedures, as well as the field of technical support for the implementation of the overall project for the Reorganisation and Modernisation of the Cyprus Police.

Data released by CyStat shows a large annual increase up to 69.2% of registered unemployed people in Cyprus this August compared to August 2019.

Data released by the Cyprus Statistical Service on Thursday show that Cyprus recorded an annual deflation of 1.2% this August.