Family leave ‘should not descend into populist competition,’ warns The Malta Chamber
The business lobby says family leave policies must not jeopardise productivity
Malta’s job market booms: Vacancies surge by 13% in Q2 of 2025
The biggest year-on-year growth was observed in public administration, defence, education, human health, and social work activities
More than half of Maltese workers worry feel they are underpaid, but less than EU average
Malta and its Southern European neighbours are the most concerned about being underpaid
GWU files industrial dispute with Carlo Gavazzi over handover plans
The union also accused Carlo Gavazzi management of obstructing its efforts to assist workers
Workplace accidents rise slightly in first half of 2025
The construction industry represents 13.2% of all cases
Job vacancy rates: Northwest Europe has highest demand for workers, while Eastern and South Europe struggle
Malta's job vacancy rate is above he EU average
Full-time employment in Malta rises 3.7% in March as labour market expands
Administrative data provided by Jobsplus shows that the labour supply (excluding part-timers) reached 295,814
Government proposes new paid miscarriage leave for both partners
The entitlement will cover workers in both the public and private sectors
Lawyer says new Malta Labour Migration Policy aims to retain skilled TCN workers while promoting fairness
Changes in the Labour Migration Policy are beginning implementation in August and October
Industrial tribunal reform should reflect labour market transformation, urge employers
The Malta Employers Association augurs that the reform embarked upon is holistic in approach
Malta’s youth population down by 15,000 in 10 years: What does this mean for the labour market?
'The challenge today goes beyond attracting talent – it’s about retaining it'
255 third-country nationals ordered to leave Malta in first quarter of 2025
Returns across EU rise, but Malta’s numbers remain modest
New legal notice grants employees right to pay transparency – of a sort
Employers are encouraged to seek legal advice to ensure compliance and to prepare for future legislative updates
Three-quarters of women aged 15-64 are in work – NSO
The labour force grew by 4.3% in the first quarter of 2025, reaching a total of 327,643 individuals
Stronger worker protections introduced through labour law amendments
The Government has announced tougher penalties for employers who breach labour laws, aiming to strengthen worker protections and deter abuse
Family leave ‘should not descend into populist competition,’ warns The Malta Chamber
The business lobby says family leave policies must not jeopardise productivity
Malta’s job market booms: Vacancies surge by 13% in Q2 of 2025
The biggest year-on-year growth was observed in public administration, defence, education, human health, and social work activities
More than half of Maltese workers worry feel they are underpaid, but less than EU average
Malta and its Southern European neighbours are the most concerned about being underpaid
GWU files industrial dispute with Carlo Gavazzi over handover plans
The union also accused Carlo Gavazzi management of obstructing its efforts to assist workers
Workplace accidents rise slightly in first half of 2025
The construction industry represents 13.2% of all cases
Job vacancy rates: Northwest Europe has highest demand for workers, while Eastern and South Europe struggle
Malta's job vacancy rate is above he EU average
Full-time employment in Malta rises 3.7% in March as labour market expands
Administrative data provided by Jobsplus shows that the labour supply (excluding part-timers) reached 295,814
Government proposes new paid miscarriage leave for both partners
The entitlement will cover workers in both the public and private sectors
Lawyer says new Malta Labour Migration Policy aims to retain skilled TCN workers while promoting fairness
Changes in the Labour Migration Policy are beginning implementation in August and October
Industrial tribunal reform should reflect labour market transformation, urge employers
The Malta Employers Association augurs that the reform embarked upon is holistic in approach
Malta’s youth population down by 15,000 in 10 years: What does this mean for the labour market?
'The challenge today goes beyond attracting talent – it’s about retaining it'
255 third-country nationals ordered to leave Malta in first quarter of 2025
Returns across EU rise, but Malta’s numbers remain modest
New legal notice grants employees right to pay transparency – of a sort
Employers are encouraged to seek legal advice to ensure compliance and to prepare for future legislative updates
Three-quarters of women aged 15-64 are in work – NSO
The labour force grew by 4.3% in the first quarter of 2025, reaching a total of 327,643 individuals
Stronger worker protections introduced through labour law amendments
The Government has announced tougher penalties for employers who breach labour laws, aiming to strengthen worker protections and deter abuse