Cybc breaking civil service regulations, audit office says
The state broadcaster is breaking civil service regulations by automatically promoting temporary staff to management posts without issuing notices of invitation to tender, the audit...
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State to revamp CyBC, cut political-party fodder (Updated)
The government will amend legislation to reduce the state broadcaster’s blanket coverage of political parties’ announcements and boost proper news reporting, Interior Minister Constantinos Petrides...
Neophytou: time for a real dialogue on what a state broadcaster should be
Ruling Disy leader Averof Neophytou on Sunday assured that both Cybc’s staff and pensioners would be paid at the end of the month as parliamentary...
‘Problems not solved by voting down budgets’
Problems within organisations and states are not solved by voting down budgets, the head of the CyBC board of directors Andreas Frangos said on Saturday...
Parliament votes down state broadcaster’s budget
Parliament voted down the 2019 budget of state broadcaster CyBC on Friday with 24 votes against the budget and 17 votes approving the funds. The...
CyBC staff stage strike over electrocution
State broadcaster CyBC staff staged a 15-minute impromptu work stoppage at lunchtime Friday after the electrocution of a staff member the previous day. Unions said...
‘State siding with insurance firms’
A FURLOUGHED journalist with state broadcaster CyBC, who in 2007 was diagnosed with encephalitis and whose disability benefit was cut late last year, has accused...
Cybc unions protest ad ban on state broadcaster
By Evie Andreou ALL CYBC employee unions on Thursday expressed their opposition to a cabinet decision banning the public broadcaster from airing ads as of...
CyBC hits back at audit boss over pension fund
The Cyprus Broadcasting Corporation (CyBC) on Saturday hit back at the auditor-general’s allegations this week regarding mismanagement of its pension fund. An internal investigation into the deficit...
Audit chief hauls public broadcaster over the coals
Auditor-general Odysseas Michaelides hauled the public broadcaster over the coals on Thursday, even hinting that certain financial peccadillos within the organisation could potentially amount to...
