Malta’s registered unemployment jumps by 25.5% year-on-year
The number of people registering for work is still lower than pre-pandemic figures
Stronger enforcement of labour laws necessary to create level playing field in job market, says The Malta Chamber
The Chamber of Commerce emphasised the ‘critical reliance’ of key sectors on migrant workers
Bolt ‘actively’ terminating partnerships with fleets not meeting their legal obligations
The food delivery platform has been in the headlines over recent days as hundreds of its couriers went on strike
Minister for Employment voices support for striking food couriers
Hundreds of food couriers working for Bolt Food have been striking since Saturday
Malta’s full-time labour supply at start of 2024 increases by 7.2% to 285,537
There were 41,645 full-timers who also had part-time jobs, up by 8.7%
MFHEA supports local business community through enhanced education and accreditation
Lawrence Azzopardi and Stefan Sant discuss how enhanced education standards and accreditation processes yield significant benefits for Malta's business community
Malta’s Skills Pass is now mandatory for non-EU nationals
The new requirement is meant to increase the skills of foreign hospitality and tourism workers in Malta
BELS CEO: Unlocking the power of customisation, size, and passion
Rebecca Bonnici, CEO of BELS, discusses bespoke corporate language training and credits success to their passion and size
Pjazza 1902: Restored landmark transformed into a vibrant hub for dining, leisure and fitness
Built in 1902, the historical site has been painstakingly restored to its former glory & reopened as an entertainment hub
1,695 businesses found employing non-EU workers illegally in 2023
The figure amounts to a significant portion of all employers in Malta
Employment growth set to halve to 3.2% in 2024 due to slowdown in economic activity – Central Bank
The Central Bank of Malta states that Malta’s labour force grew by 5.1% in the first nine months of 2023
Government launches portal for temping agencies to apply for a licence, following regulations
New regulations, aimed at regulating the sector and diminishing abuse, came into force on 1st April
Tourism industry skills pass required for non-EU workers from May
Come January 2026, the skills card will be rolled out to all workers in the tourism industry
Malta’s full-time labour supply rate sees 8% increase in September 2023
Following this increase, data indicates that there are now 278-677 full-timers in Malta
Number of unemployed in Malta stands at just 955
Clerical support positions remain the most sought-after jobs
Malta’s registered unemployment jumps by 25.5% year-on-year
The number of people registering for work is still lower than pre-pandemic figures
Stronger enforcement of labour laws necessary to create level playing field in job market, says The Malta Chamber
The Chamber of Commerce emphasised the ‘critical reliance’ of key sectors on migrant workers
Bolt ‘actively’ terminating partnerships with fleets not meeting their legal obligations
The food delivery platform has been in the headlines over recent days as hundreds of its couriers went on strike
Minister for Employment voices support for striking food couriers
Hundreds of food couriers working for Bolt Food have been striking since Saturday
Malta’s full-time labour supply at start of 2024 increases by 7.2% to 285,537
There were 41,645 full-timers who also had part-time jobs, up by 8.7%
MFHEA supports local business community through enhanced education and accreditation
Lawrence Azzopardi and Stefan Sant discuss how enhanced education standards and accreditation processes yield significant benefits for Malta's business community
Malta’s Skills Pass is now mandatory for non-EU nationals
The new requirement is meant to increase the skills of foreign hospitality and tourism workers in Malta
BELS CEO: Unlocking the power of customisation, size, and passion
Rebecca Bonnici, CEO of BELS, discusses bespoke corporate language training and credits success to their passion and size
Pjazza 1902: Restored landmark transformed into a vibrant hub for dining, leisure and fitness
Built in 1902, the historical site has been painstakingly restored to its former glory & reopened as an entertainment hub
1,695 businesses found employing non-EU workers illegally in 2023
The figure amounts to a significant portion of all employers in Malta
Employment growth set to halve to 3.2% in 2024 due to slowdown in economic activity – Central Bank
The Central Bank of Malta states that Malta’s labour force grew by 5.1% in the first nine months of 2023
Government launches portal for temping agencies to apply for a licence, following regulations
New regulations, aimed at regulating the sector and diminishing abuse, came into force on 1st April
Tourism industry skills pass required for non-EU workers from May
Come January 2026, the skills card will be rolled out to all workers in the tourism industry
Malta’s full-time labour supply rate sees 8% increase in September 2023
Following this increase, data indicates that there are now 278-677 full-timers in Malta
Number of unemployed in Malta stands at just 955
Clerical support positions remain the most sought-after jobs