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Layoffs in Cyprus
This page lists every layoff entry we hold for Cyprus that still links to its original source. It is a record of what we have verified, not a complete count of layoffs in this country.
28 recorded entries
9,238 jobs across 24 employers
Covering 2015 to 2026
Counted by where the jobs were located. The tracker's own results list additionally matches on employer headquarters, so it returns a slightly higher count for the same country. Rollup records and the per-site notices they absorb are counted once. Open this filter in the full tracker.
Definitions differ by jurisdiction: see what qualifies as a record for Cyprus before comparing this page’s totals with another country’s.
Industries affected here
- Finance & Insurance 4,721 jobs
- Logistics & Transport 1,901 jobs
- Retail & E-commerce 1,600 jobs
- Food & Hospitality 400 jobs
- Manufacturing 261 jobs
- Government & Nonprofit 205 jobs
- Technology 150 jobs
Employers with more than one recorded round here
- Bank of Cyprus 3 recorded rounds
- Cyprus Airways 3 recorded rounds
Recorded entries
Eurobank · 1 jobs
KEPIDES · 35 jobs
Swissport Cyprus Cargo · 43 jobs
LGS Handling · 153 jobs
Alpha Bank Cyprus · 80 jobs
Bank of Cyprus · 500 jobs
Hellenic Bank · 450 jobs
RCB Bank · 440 jobs
Cyprus Asset Management Company (KEDIPES) · 100 jobs
AstroBank · 110 jobs
Bank of Cyprus (BoC) · 400 jobs
Cobalt Aero Ltd. · 250 jobs
Cyprus Cooperative Bank · 800 jobs
Federal Bank of Middle East (FBME) · 131 jobs
Bank of Cyprus · 200 jobs
Cyprus Airways · 560 jobs
Arab Bank · 60 jobs
Public Sector · 205 jobs
Eurocypria · 265 jobs
Cyprus Airways · 140 jobs
KEO · 150 jobs
LAIKI BANK · 185 jobs
Orphanides Supermarkets · 1,600 jobs
Bank of Cyprus · 1,229 jobs
Cyprus Airways · 490 jobs
Cyprus Telecommunications Authority (CYTA) · 150 jobs
Le Meridien · 400 jobs
Pancyprian Company of Bakers · 111 jobs
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