Women still missing out on their full earning potential
92% of employed women are involved in the services sector
25% of all jobs may be disrupted by 2027, partially due to AI – WEF report
44% of workers' key skills are expected to change in the next five years
Malta Employers’ Association and Identity Malta team up to simplify residence permit information
MEA president Joanne Bondin said the organisation serves as a bridge between employers and regulatory institutions
Share of workers in Malta working long hours at a record low
In 2022, 4.5% of workers in Malta spent more than 49 hours a week working
Two-thirds of workers suffered from mental health problems caused by their job in the last 12 months – survey
Misco’s Employee Wellbeing at the Workplace report reveals some disturbing facts
Impact of digitalisation on workers discussed during seminar on future of work in Malta
Continuous training is necessary to keep workers up to date with technological developments
Fears of AI-driven unemployment unfounded, says leading venture capitalist Marc Andreessen
John Maynard Keynes' vision for 2028 seems to be a long way off
Gen Z workers motivated by work-life balance and personal development – study
Gen X and millennials are reportedly the happiest workers
Baby boomer quits job over ‘return-to-office’ policy
He decided to retire after his employer asked him to return to return to the office three times a week
Malta’s low fertility rate, a demographic timebomb?
A falling birth-rate, emigrating youth and a dependence on immigration could be a recipe for disaster
European labour laws slow down layoffs by major tech companies
Firms are trying to encourage workers to resign with generous severance packages
Skills alone will not solve labour shortages – Eurofound
More than 10% of Maltese enterprises struggle to find ICT specialists
‘Skills-first hiring will become the gold standard,’ LinkedIn report finds
The study found that compensation, a work-life balance and flexible arrangements were top priorities for candidates
How did COVID-19 impact the labour and skills shortage?
Malta's labour supply and employment rate both grew by around 75% between 2005 and 2021
More than half of Malta’s youths interested in starting their own business
Access to funding and support with legal and tax requirements could boost entrepreneurship among Malta's youths
Women still missing out on their full earning potential
92% of employed women are involved in the services sector
25% of all jobs may be disrupted by 2027, partially due to AI – WEF report
44% of workers' key skills are expected to change in the next five years
Malta Employers’ Association and Identity Malta team up to simplify residence permit information
MEA president Joanne Bondin said the organisation serves as a bridge between employers and regulatory institutions
Share of workers in Malta working long hours at a record low
In 2022, 4.5% of workers in Malta spent more than 49 hours a week working
Two-thirds of workers suffered from mental health problems caused by their job in the last 12 months – survey
Misco’s Employee Wellbeing at the Workplace report reveals some disturbing facts
Impact of digitalisation on workers discussed during seminar on future of work in Malta
Continuous training is necessary to keep workers up to date with technological developments
Fears of AI-driven unemployment unfounded, says leading venture capitalist Marc Andreessen
John Maynard Keynes' vision for 2028 seems to be a long way off
Gen Z workers motivated by work-life balance and personal development – study
Gen X and millennials are reportedly the happiest workers
Baby boomer quits job over ‘return-to-office’ policy
He decided to retire after his employer asked him to return to return to the office three times a week
Malta’s low fertility rate, a demographic timebomb?
A falling birth-rate, emigrating youth and a dependence on immigration could be a recipe for disaster
European labour laws slow down layoffs by major tech companies
Firms are trying to encourage workers to resign with generous severance packages
Skills alone will not solve labour shortages – Eurofound
More than 10% of Maltese enterprises struggle to find ICT specialists
‘Skills-first hiring will become the gold standard,’ LinkedIn report finds
The study found that compensation, a work-life balance and flexible arrangements were top priorities for candidates
How did COVID-19 impact the labour and skills shortage?
Malta's labour supply and employment rate both grew by around 75% between 2005 and 2021
More than half of Malta’s youths interested in starting their own business
Access to funding and support with legal and tax requirements could boost entrepreneurship among Malta's youths