Momentum Pushes for Definite Contract Reform in Malta
Momentum advocates for limiting definite contract renewals to 2 years, providing stability to Malta’s workers while maintaining employer flexibility.
Momentum advocates for limiting definite contract renewals to 2 years, providing stability to Malta’s workers while maintaining employer flexibility.
Momentum calls for definite contract reform to end workers’ sustained uncertainty in Malta’s labour market
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