Ground handling staff strike at Milan Linate forces KM Malta Airlines to cancel scheduled flights
Customers can ask for a refund or a change of date, free of charge
Last poll before election predicts another Labour landslide
Third parties and independents remain relatively unpopular
Malta Maritime Forum welcomes regatta agreement
Cruise liners will not need to make way for the traditional regatta to take place on 31st March
Rising housing and food prices lead to highest inflation in years
The worrying trend does not seem to be slowing down
Hotels cautiously optimistic for 2022, hoping it will be a year of recovery
A shortage of human resources and continuing restrictions on travel top current concerns
EU moves towards vaccine-inspired collective purchase of natural gas
The European Union is reassessing its reliance on Russia for energy needs
Gozo Business Chamber says parties’ proposals for the island are positive, if they materialise
Gozitans are weary after years of proposals that never seem to get implemented
Future-proofing your career: Keepmeposted survey reveals most promising sectors to work in
The leading vacancy company presented a broad view of the outlook for employment in Malta
‘It is time to remove ineffective restrictions and allow people to travel freely’ – MHRA’s Tony Zahra
MHRA backs calls to remove remaining travel restrictions, currently more stringent than neighbouring European countries
Extended Producer Responsibility and Pay-As-You-Throw: Here is Malta’s long term plan for commercial waste
Waste disposal is currently a business externality, but its costs will soon need to be factored in
Do away with ‘all or nothing approach’ to early retirement pension system, say Malta Chamber & GWU
The viability of Malta’s pension system considering its ageing population continues to be viewed as a concern
Last week of Malta’s underwhelming 2022 general election campaign as party leaders seek to win trust
Surveys point towards another Labour victory, while 21,500 voting documents remain uncollected
Deadline extension for property transactions benefitting from stamp duty exemption announced
Clyde Caruana said that €151 million in property taxes were saved last year
Employers will need to share pay information to job seekers if latest EU proposal is adopted
The European Commission this month presented sweeping proposals to boost pay transparency
Lidl Malta limits sales of some products including tomato sauce and toilet paper
Several images have emerged of signs asking customers to limit their purchases for specific items
PM Robert Abela confirms FATF task force to visit Malta in April
A task force will visit the island to assess the country's progress toward getting off the FATF's greylist