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Malta Employers has reiterated its call for a coordinated, long-term approach to infrastructure planning, stressing that the recent electricity outages should be viewed as part of broader structural challenges facing the country rather than as an isolated issue. The Association said that its concerns predate the recent outages and form part of a wider discussion…

The Malta Employers’ Association today corresponded with the Prime Minister and the Leader of the Opposition requesting to postpone the final discussion and vote in Parliament on the National Commission for Human Rights and Equality Bill. The Association is in favour of any laws that safeguard human rights and the principles of equality and non-discrimination…

While 68% of employees rate their overall wellbeing as good or very good, four in five say they have experienced work-related wellbeing difficulties at some point in their working lives, and more than half describe their jobs as often stressful. New findings presented at the Wellbeing at the Workplace National Conference, jointly hosted by Malta…

The global labour market is being reshaped by the combined pressures of escalating geopolitical conflict and rapid artificial intelligence adoption, creating a “dual shock” to jobs, skills and economic resilience. In this context, social partners have to join forces to design policies that harness the potential of AI, and human resource strategies must prioritise reskilling…

Address by Mr. Ivan Refalo Employers’ Delegate – Malta Wednesday 10th June 2026 The report ‘Employment and Decent Work for Peace and Resilience’, which has been presented for this year’s ILO conference, expounds on the shocking state of affairs created by rising geo-political tensions. The report states that: ‘Conflicts are at their highest level since…