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“No Such Thing as Free Money”: Employers Warn Against Election ‘Bidding Wars’
The Malta Employers’ Association today launched its Memorandum to Political Parties ahead of the general election, presenting a clear, values-driven framework for Malta’s future. The document demands a shift away from short-term electoral “giveaways” toward a sustainable economic model built on competitiveness, responsibility, good governance and the national interest. The Association emphasized that the choices…
Malta Employers Reiterates its Call for Prudence and Realism in Pre-Election Commitments
Malta Employers is closely monitoring developments in the ongoing election campaign, with specific attention to the commitments being made to voters in relation to employment and working conditions. Ahead of the commencement of the campaign the Association had cautioned all parties to refrain from putting forward proposals that lack holistic planning or that risk undermining…
Malta Employers Makes Formal Request for Postponement of Pay Transparency Directive
The Malta Employers’ Association today made an official request to Government to postpone the transposition of the EU Pay Transparency Directive into Maltese law set for June 7. Amongst the reasons for this postponement, the Association cited the fact that six weeks prior to the scheduled deadline, there is still no draft text of the…
Malta Employers Tressaq Talba Formali għall-Posponiment tad-Direttiva dwar it-Trasparenza fil-Pagi
Il-Malta Employers Association ressqet talba uffiċjali lill-Gvern biex jipposponi t-traspożizzjoni fil-liġi Maltija tad-Direttiva tal-UE dwar it-Trasparenza fil-Pagi li hija stipulata għas-7 ta’ Ġunju. Fost ir-raġunijiiet tal-posponiment, l-Assoċjazzjoni semmiet il-fatt, li sitt ġimgħat qabel il-limitu ta’ żmien skedat, għad m’hemmx abbozz ta’ test tal-liġi Maltija. Din is-sitwazzjoni qed timmina b’mod serju t-tħejjijiet tal-employers Maltin biex jikkonformaw…
Employers’ Associations within MCESD – the Malta Employers, the Malta Chamber, the Malta Hotels and Restaurants Association, and the Malta Chamber of SMEs – call for immediate withdrawal of ARUC sponsorship of children’s football programme
The employers’ associations within MCESD strongly condemn the decision to associate a children’s football programme with the Authority for the Responsible Use of Cannabis. This is a serious error of judgment. Children’s sport must represent discipline, health, self-control, ambition and clean living. It must never, under any circumstances, be linked to cannabis or to any…
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“No Such Thing as Free Money”: Employers Warn Against Election ‘Bidding Wars’
Malta Employers Reiterates its Call for Prudence and Realism in Pre-Election Commitments
Malta Employers Makes Formal Request for Postponement of Pay Transparency Directive
Malta Employers Tressaq Talba Formali għall-Posponiment tad-Direttiva dwar it-Trasparenza fil-Pagi