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Malta Employers calls for Budget 2027 to shift focus from population growth to productivity
Malta Employers today presented its proposals for Budget 2027 to a delegation from the Opposition led by the Nationalist Party Leader Dr Alex Borg. During its presentation, the Association expressed its views that the forthcoming budget should translate the long-term direction set by Economic Vision 2050 into practical measures that encourage enterprises to invest, improve…
Malta Employers calls for transformational Budget 2027 focused on productivity, competitiveness and quality of life
Malta Employers presented its Pre-Budget Document 2027 to Prime Minister Robert Abela at Castille, calling on Government to deliver a transformational Budget that moves the country away from population-led, consumption-driven expansion and towards smart growth based on productivity, higher value added, innovation and export competitiveness. Themed Ensuring Smart Growth for Balanced Prosperity and a Stronger…
Malta Employers calls for long-term infrastructure planning to safeguard competitiveness
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…
Malta Employers Urges Postponement of Final Vote on Human Rights and Equality Bill
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…
Flexibility emerging as the new balancing point for employers and employees
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…
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Malta Employers calls for Budget 2027 to shift focus from population growth to productivity
Malta Employers calls for transformational Budget 2027 focused on productivity, competitiveness and quality of life
Malta Employers calls for long-term infrastructure planning to safeguard competitiveness
Malta Employers Urges Postponement of Final Vote on Human Rights and Equality Bill