The outbreak of Covid-19 created a new reality of digital working. Research shows that working from home has increased by almost 30% and it is expected that this figure will increase.

Areti Charidemou & Associates LLC amid coronavirus outbreak decided the following in order to preserve the health and safety of our Clients and our Employees.

The above article, authored by Head of Human Capital Anna Mylona, has been published in the Cyprus Mail. Anna's article focuses on an emerging phenomenon of the Covid pandemic which is being termed the ‘Great Resignation'.

We would like to inform you that the Ministry of Health in the Republic of Cyprus has published the following Decree (No. 27)...

Aiming at the continuous surveillance of the country's epidemic picture, the Ministry of Health continues the free programmes of rapid antigen testing of the general population and employees.

The government of Cyprus updated its countries travel risk levels list on 27 Dec. 2021. Travelers arriving from green category countries are not required to...

In his article, Mr. Tsardellis mentions that, despite the measures taken by the government to support entrepreneurship and avert layoffs, many companies have started considering the...

Cypriots who were hoping to gain some respite from this summer's unusually high temperatures once 15th August had passed have been disappointed this week.

In an announcement made 5th November 10, 2020, Minister of Labour, Zeta Emilianidos confirmed that the Cabinet has approved a new bundle of emergency support schemes for both businesses and individuals

During the coronavirus pandemic, millions of workers have left their offices and are working from home.

Following the decision taken by the Council of Ministers on the operation of the public sector to prevent the spread of virus amid COVID-19 dated 15 March 2020,...

On 27 March 2020 the Cypriot parliament passed legislation (Law 27(I)/2020) in relation to temporary emergency measures aimed at assisting businesses and private sector employees to cope with the pandemic of the virus COVID-19.

Further information has been announced by the Ministry of Labour, Welfare and Social Insurance in regards to the application of the Special Scheme for Partial Suspension of Business for coping with the

On January 17th,2020, the double tax treaty between the Government of the Republic of Kazakhstan and Government of the Republic of Cyprus was ratified.

The outspread of the covid-19 pandemic left people worldwide with no other choice but to find ways to adjust to the new normal. While two years ago the concept of being a digital nomad could sound to most of us...

Following the relevant legislative amendment voted by Parliament on 27 March 2020, the Minister of Labour, Welfare and Social Insurance exercised the powers granted.

The world community has not faced a situation like the one created by the Covid-19 pandemic in modern times. The Republic of Cyprus is among many countries fighting desperately to minimize

COVID-19, the infectious disease caused by the novel corona virus "SARS-CoV-2" was first identified in China in December of 2019. Since then COVID-19

The outbreak of Covid-19 pandemic has forced governments to take measures that pose exceptional limitations to individual's rights and freedoms for the benefit of public safety.

The growing prevalence of imposing mandatory vaccination as a condition for employment raises issues over how to implement this policy without violating the law.