Employment growth is expected to be 2.2% by 2022 – Central Bank of Malta
While the number of jobs is expected to continue to grow, the number of hours…
A consultation and research process seeking a new employment policy for the coming years launched by Minister Clyde Caruana
“Over the last seven years, our country has achieved various successes in the field of…
President calls for a common effort so all those who lost their jobs due to of COVID-19 find employment as soon as possible
President of Malta George Vella said that as a community we must not forget those…
We presented the best budget in the history of our country – the Prime Minister Robert Abela
Prime Minister Robert Abela claimed that this administration has managed to do what no previous…
Minister Carmelo Abela calls on the social partners to ensure that companies keep workers in employment, as the economy will be recovering
In a MEUSAC information session which focused on the European budget – which totals more…
Allocated EU funds to support employment and enterprises through the pandemic
Malta is amongst the first tranche of countries to be allocated funds, amounting to EUR…
German economy shrinks by 10.1% in 2nd Quarter
Despite the contraction for the second quarter being worse than expected, employment remains stable and…
International agency DBRS confirms Malta’s A (high) rating
International agency DBRS (Dominion Bond Rating Service) confirmed Malta’s rating as A (high) with a…
Extension of paid leave in connection with the IVF process to more beneficiaries
Minister Carmelo Abela stressed how the government is committed to giving more rights to workers…
Work Trial Scheme for Youths launched in Gozo
Minister for Gozo, Clint Camilleri has launched the Work Trial Scheme for Youths, a scheme…