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ARTICLE · 27 DECEMBER 2023

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The New Law On Teleworking

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Having being approved by the Cyprus House of Representatives on the 16th of November 2023, the Law which provides for the Regulation of the Framework for the Organization of Teleworking Law of 2023...

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Andria Kouloumi
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Having being approved by the Cyprus House of Representatives on the 16th of November 2023, the Law which provides for the Regulation of the Framework for the Organization of Teleworking Law of 2023 [Law 120(I)/2023] (the "Law") is now in force with effect from 1st December 2023.

The Law governs the rights and obligations of employers and employees when they agree to teleworking.

It applies to all employees, regardless of the place of employment, including persons working by virtue of an employment contract or relationship or apprentices, full-time and part-time employees, employees of fixed or indefinite term and employees working on a continuous or non-continuous basis. It also includes persons working in legal entities governed by public law or local authorities. In particular, the Law covers private sector employees, public law legal entities and local self-Government authorities, but it excludes:

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