Malta Employers: EU Pay Transparency Deadline Approaching
Malta’s NCPE urges employers to meet June deadline for EU pay transparency rules, aiming to close gender pay gap and promote fairness in the workplace.
Malta’s NCPE urges employers to meet June deadline for EU pay transparency rules, aiming to close gender pay gap and promote fairness in the workplace.
The Planning Authority and General Workers’ Union sign a groundbreaking agreement, improving wages, safety, and career prospects for Malta’s construction w
Man Detained for 89 Days Over Missed Maintenance Payments Wins Human Rights Case Imagine being locked up for nearly three months, not for a crime, but for failing to keep up with maintenance payments on your apartment. This was the reality for a Maltese man, who has now won a significant human rights case, challenging…
NCPE urges Malta employers to meet June deadline on EU pay transparency rules to ensure equal pay and fair treatment
The Planning Authority and General Workers’ Union ink a 5-year agreement, boosting wages, working hours, and safety for Malta’s construction workers.
A Maltese man, detained for 89 days over missed maintenance payments, wins landmark human rights case, setting a precedent for civil debt detention in Malt
Four men arrested over a series of home burglaries in Bormla, Malta, bringing relief to residents and highlighting the importance of community vigilance.
A Maltese man wins a human rights case after spending 89 days in detention for failing to keep up with maintenance payments. The European Court of Human Ri
Malta Police Force arrests four men suspected of carrying out a series of burglaries in Birkirkara, bringing relief to residents
Maltese police reveal €81,000 cash seizure linked to alleged loansharking operation, highlighting persistent challenge in Ħamrun and beyond.
Malta’s boat owners advised to burn food waste at sea due to Foot and Mouth Disease outbreak in eastern Mediterranean, raising environmental concerns and s
PL and PN’s energy subsidy row heats up as parties take to billboards, leaving Maltese commuters in the crossfire of political rhetoric.