Labour inspectors to clamp down on undeclared work

27-5-2022 Cyprus Mail CyprusMail Hot

Labour inspectors to clamp down on undeclared work

Labour inspectors will in June focus on photographers, flower shops and weddings and christening services as part of an ongoing campaign to combat undeclared work and ensure compliance with labour laws, it was announced on Friday.

The campaign aims to raise awareness in the sector on the repercussions of undeclared work and non-compliance with the law. Checks will also cover adherence to basic employment conditions such as salaries, working hours and days off, the labour ministry said.

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Labour inspectors to clamp down on undeclared work

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