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Malta Employers Association Wins first prize during the National Support Business Awards 2025 – Second Consecutive Annual Achievement for the Association
The Malta Employers’ Association was once again awarded First Prize during this year’s National Supporting Business Awards (NSBA) – an initiative organized by the Ministry for Economy, Enterprise and Strategic Projects in collaboration with the Commerce Department and the European Commission, to recognize and award those organisations that have made exceptional efforts to assist SMEs.…
Malta Employers Council Delegation Visits the President of the Republic of Malta
A delegation of Council members of the Malta Employers Association paid a courtesy visit to H.E. Myriam Spiteri Debono, the President of the Republic of Malta, at San Anton Palace. The visit served as an official introduction of the newly appointed Council members of the Association which is this year commemorating a special milestone in…
113th Session of the International Labour Conference
Address by Mr. Joseph Farrugia Employers’ Delegate – Malta Wednesday, 11th June 2025 The report of the Director General gives an outlook of the world as passing through ‘a time of discontent’, one where the distinction between crisis and normality is blurred. Against this bleak, but realistic backdrop, he projects a message of resilience and…
Malta Employers Expects Further Consultation on Measures Proposed in Social Plan for the Family
Malta Employers reaffirms its role as a key stakeholder in shaping Malta’s long-term socio-economic policies, particularly those that impact families and the country’s long-term socio-economic development. Over the past decade, the Association has consistently advocated for the family’s pivotal role in securing the country’s social and economic stability. It has done so notably by highlighting…
Malta Employers in Favour of Better Governance and Fairer Enforcement Structures for Private Sector to Thrive
The Malta Employers’ Association stands by the principle of good governance as long as this is backed by effective and impartial enforcement. Consequently, the Association is not objecting to higher fines for employers who breach employment laws as being proposed in legal amendments that will start being debated in parliament on Monday. Better enforcement structures…
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Malta Employers Association Wins first prize during the National Support Business Awards 2025 – Second Consecutive Annual Achievement for the Association
Malta Employers Council Delegation Visits the President of the Republic of Malta
113th Session of the International Labour Conference
Malta Employers Expects Further Consultation on Measures Proposed in Social Plan for the Family