Facebook announces employees can request to work remotely full-time for long-term
The social media giant has diverged from Apple, which will be allowing staff to work remotely twice a week
‘Happier employees perform better’: MEA President Joanne Bondin on how to improve Malta’s labour market
As Malta's development outstrips its domestic labour market supply, what can be done to strengthen native resources?
A university degree to be a full-time housekeeper? Public expresses shock at steep job requirements
For just minimum wage, an ad for a full-time housekeeper with two-years’ experience has caused quite the stir
Remote working: 2020 saw more women working from home than men
A Eurostat survey also found that throughout the year, younger people were less likely to work from home
The element of trust: remote working in the administrative sector
Remote working is no longer some futuristic concept but a reality employers and employees alike share on a daily basis
Malta’s skills gap: €3 million census to serve as basis for human capital & employment skills data
Employers across the island have complained of a ‘skills gap’ for years
Malta Chamber condemns ‘abusive’ employment agency practices, calls for better law enforcement
Debate sparked as Bolt CEO fired over several disagreements, including around approach to recruitment
DIER says efforts permitting temporary changes to work conditions led to 27,000 jobs saved
The Department of Industrial and Employer Relations investigated 567 cases of non observance of working conditions
Malta bucks EU trend with lowest proportion of women in science and technology fields
Across the EU, 51.3 per cent of those employed in science and technology were women
Head of European Labour Authority visits Malta during EU Member State tour
The newly appointed ELA Head is assessing labour market and mobility practices across the EU
March unemployment rate dips from previous month
Up by 0.2 percentage points from March 2020
‘The ability to disconnect lies with the employee not the employer’ – Malta IT Law Association
MITLA has revealed the outcomes of its March webinar on the Right to Disconnect
No vaccination is no excuse not to work, says DIER director general
As the economy gears up for the re-opening, questions are being raised as to the rights and obligations of employment
How are employment trends in Malta changing in the COVID era?
Lara Camilleri tells BusinessNow.mt how the pandemic has affected employment practices and recruitment
Unemployment in February unchanged from previous month
Males are more likely to be unemployed than females, and the gap looks set to grow
Facebook announces employees can request to work remotely full-time for long-term
The social media giant has diverged from Apple, which will be allowing staff to work remotely twice a week
‘Happier employees perform better’: MEA President Joanne Bondin on how to improve Malta’s labour market
As Malta's development outstrips its domestic labour market supply, what can be done to strengthen native resources?
A university degree to be a full-time housekeeper? Public expresses shock at steep job requirements
For just minimum wage, an ad for a full-time housekeeper with two-years’ experience has caused quite the stir
Remote working: 2020 saw more women working from home than men
A Eurostat survey also found that throughout the year, younger people were less likely to work from home
The element of trust: remote working in the administrative sector
Remote working is no longer some futuristic concept but a reality employers and employees alike share on a daily basis
Malta’s skills gap: €3 million census to serve as basis for human capital & employment skills data
Employers across the island have complained of a ‘skills gap’ for years
Malta Chamber condemns ‘abusive’ employment agency practices, calls for better law enforcement
Debate sparked as Bolt CEO fired over several disagreements, including around approach to recruitment
DIER says efforts permitting temporary changes to work conditions led to 27,000 jobs saved
The Department of Industrial and Employer Relations investigated 567 cases of non observance of working conditions
Malta bucks EU trend with lowest proportion of women in science and technology fields
Across the EU, 51.3 per cent of those employed in science and technology were women
Head of European Labour Authority visits Malta during EU Member State tour
The newly appointed ELA Head is assessing labour market and mobility practices across the EU
March unemployment rate dips from previous month
Up by 0.2 percentage points from March 2020
‘The ability to disconnect lies with the employee not the employer’ – Malta IT Law Association
MITLA has revealed the outcomes of its March webinar on the Right to Disconnect
No vaccination is no excuse not to work, says DIER director general
As the economy gears up for the re-opening, questions are being raised as to the rights and obligations of employment
How are employment trends in Malta changing in the COVID era?
Lara Camilleri tells BusinessNow.mt how the pandemic has affected employment practices and recruitment
Unemployment in February unchanged from previous month
Males are more likely to be unemployed than females, and the gap looks set to grow