‘We cannot predict the future, but we can try to shape it’: Future skills & impact of AI at the workplace
Social partners take centre stage during a pertinent discussion on the required skills of tomorrow
Indian State ordered passports to be returned to Bangladeshi applicants for Maltese visa – Foreign Ministry
The move seems to be related to a crackdown on irregular migration
‘Children of a lesser god’: Employers lash out at ‘dangerous’ public sector deals
The Malta Employers Association did not mince its words, warning that the purported deal ‘could destabilise industrial relations’
€50,000 spent and not much to show for it: Inside one company’s attempts to find workers
However, businesses feel like they have 'no option' but to apply
‘There is no new normal. Change is the only constant,’ Malta Employers’ Joe Farrugia tells international conference
He also highlighted the importance of social dialogue and a global perspective, especially for an open economy like Malta's
Malta’s parental leave among the worst in developed nations, new study reveals
Recruitment agency Lensa’s study surveyed 43 countries
London cashier awarded £74,000 compensation after she was not invited to work drinks
The company’s exclusion of Rita Leher has come at an unexpectedly high price
Unemployment rate drops below pre-pandemic levels to reach 3%
Good news for Government coffers, bad news for employers
Employers urged to cast wider net when looking for workers as India visa backlog grows
Abigail Agius Mamo says it can make more sense to look at places like Albania, Tunisia, or South America
Right to disconnect: Employers favour review of current legislation, caution against one-size-fits-all approach
Malta’s social partners discussed the right to disconnect based on a collaborative working culture at a recent webinar
Microsoft survey confirms post-pandemic, more workers prioritising health & wellness
The international survey of 31k workers in 31 countries identified key labour trends post-pandemic
Number of people looking for work decreases by close to 1,500 year-on-year
There was a year-on-year drop of 1,460 people registering for work in February 2022
Employer association’s Joe Farrugia slams ‘oblivious’ industrial tribunal
The MEA director said the tribunal failed to consider the rights of other employees and clients in a recent ruling
Tribunal rules dismissal of waitress over COVID travel as ‘illegal’, orders €9,000 compensation
Planet Hollywood operator Plan 17 Limited ordered to pay Miriam Garcia Medina the sum within one month
Future-proofing your career: Keepmeposted survey reveals most promising sectors to work in
The leading vacancy company presented a broad view of the outlook for employment in Malta
‘We cannot predict the future, but we can try to shape it’: Future skills & impact of AI at the workplace
Social partners take centre stage during a pertinent discussion on the required skills of tomorrow
Indian State ordered passports to be returned to Bangladeshi applicants for Maltese visa – Foreign Ministry
The move seems to be related to a crackdown on irregular migration
‘Children of a lesser god’: Employers lash out at ‘dangerous’ public sector deals
The Malta Employers Association did not mince its words, warning that the purported deal ‘could destabilise industrial relations’
€50,000 spent and not much to show for it: Inside one company’s attempts to find workers
However, businesses feel like they have 'no option' but to apply
‘There is no new normal. Change is the only constant,’ Malta Employers’ Joe Farrugia tells international conference
He also highlighted the importance of social dialogue and a global perspective, especially for an open economy like Malta's
Malta’s parental leave among the worst in developed nations, new study reveals
Recruitment agency Lensa’s study surveyed 43 countries
London cashier awarded £74,000 compensation after she was not invited to work drinks
The company’s exclusion of Rita Leher has come at an unexpectedly high price
Unemployment rate drops below pre-pandemic levels to reach 3%
Good news for Government coffers, bad news for employers
Employers urged to cast wider net when looking for workers as India visa backlog grows
Abigail Agius Mamo says it can make more sense to look at places like Albania, Tunisia, or South America
Right to disconnect: Employers favour review of current legislation, caution against one-size-fits-all approach
Malta’s social partners discussed the right to disconnect based on a collaborative working culture at a recent webinar
Microsoft survey confirms post-pandemic, more workers prioritising health & wellness
The international survey of 31k workers in 31 countries identified key labour trends post-pandemic
Number of people looking for work decreases by close to 1,500 year-on-year
There was a year-on-year drop of 1,460 people registering for work in February 2022
Employer association’s Joe Farrugia slams ‘oblivious’ industrial tribunal
The MEA director said the tribunal failed to consider the rights of other employees and clients in a recent ruling
Tribunal rules dismissal of waitress over COVID travel as ‘illegal’, orders €9,000 compensation
Planet Hollywood operator Plan 17 Limited ordered to pay Miriam Garcia Medina the sum within one month
Future-proofing your career: Keepmeposted survey reveals most promising sectors to work in
The leading vacancy company presented a broad view of the outlook for employment in Malta