National Half-Day Conference: Debating the Concept of a Four-Day Week in Malta
National Half-Day Conference: Debating the Concept of a Four-Day Week in Malta
Join the Malta Employers for an enlightening conference tackling the realities of a 4-day working week. The event will tackle the concept of a 4-Day week in the context of acute labour shortages while labour market realities dictate a better balance between employee wellbeing and attractive working conditions with the need to safeguard productivity and competitiveness.
Featuring an academic analysis of productivity dynamics, the official positions of Malta Employers, Government and Opposition, and a high-level panel discussion bringing together entrepreneurs, academics and trade union representatives, the conference promises a balanced and evidence-based debate. With ample opportunity for questions and discussion from the floor, this event is an essential forum for all stakeholders shaping the future of work in Malta.
Click here to view programme.
Registration Information
Guests
This category is open to individuals who have received a formal invitation from the Malta Employers President.
Price: Free
Registrations: 50
Member Group Rate (2 or more participants)
Valid for members only. Applies when two or more participants are registered from the same organisation.
Price: 51.92€
Registrations: 13
Members
(18% VAT included)
Price: 64.90€
Registrations: 17
Non-Members
(18% VAT included)
Price: 112.10€
Registrations: 0
Register for National Half-Day Conference: Debating the Concept of a Four-Day Week in Malta
Join the Malta Employers for an enlightening conference tackling the realities of a 4-day working week. The event will tackle the concept of a 4-Day week in the context of acute labour shortages while labour market realities dictate a better balance between employee wellbeing and attractive working conditions with the need to safeguard productivity and competitiveness.
Featuring an academic analysis of productivity dynamics, the official positions of Malta Employers, Government and Opposition, and a high-level panel discussion bringing together entrepreneurs, academics and trade union representatives, the conference promises a balanced and evidence-based debate. With ample opportunity for questions and discussion from the floor, this event is an essential forum for all stakeholders shaping the future of work in Malta.
Click here to view programme.
Date: February 5, 2026 8:30 AM
Location: Grand Hotel Excelsior, Floriana