Employees’ rights and dignity must be ‘respected to the fullest’ in HSBC Malta exit, says union
MUBE said it will place itself 'front and centre' to ensure the interests of all employees concerned
Aiming for the skies: Malta’s aviation sector is growing fast
The advantage of being within a European system are increasingly evident
One week on: hospitality sector sees vaccine rules as major headache, but hopeful for a better year
Scrapping 1am closing time is biggest priority
Addressing SME concerns on a lack of space to operate, Government announces €12m Hal Far facility
Around 22 units covering roughly 5,800 square metres will be constructed for industry
Rise in food prices sees inflation reach new highs in December 2021
Inflation reached 2.59% in December
‘We face tomorrow with hope’: Hospitality industry on edge as it awaits further detail on exit roadmap
Both PM Robert Abela and Deputy PM Chris Fearne spoke about Malta’s exit roadmap over the weekend
Government launches 5-year National Space Strategy
Strategy's goals include attracting aerospace companies to Malta and identifying education and training opportunities
Streaming giant Netflix sees new subscribers drop by half
The company believes there is room to grow as more people turn away from traditional television services
Expect prices to keep rising, say property developers and importers, as supply chain crisis continues to bite
'Our focus now is to ensure stability in our procedures and relationships over short term profits'
Restaurant owners slam obligation to enforce new laws, say onus should not fall on businesses
Several restaurants are receiving abuse from customers for following the law
Half of catering establishments forced to reduce operations due to new COVID measures – survey
The Government's latest rules requiring client-facing staff are hitting hospitality hard, according to ACE
Mockups give first glimpses of new Air Malta livery due in final quarter of 2022
The new livery was revealed as part of cost-cutting efforts at the national airline
European airports call for action against Malta for breaching COVID travel rules
Decision to limit validity to three months also criticised by European Commission and Malta International Airport
Employers who fire staff over vaccine certificates could face unfair dismissal claims
Lack of clarity from Government causing headaches for employers
Residency Malta sees growing interest in Malta from digital nomads
The applicants have an average annual income of €60,000
Waiting times for most new cars now shorter, but luxury car buyers still face delays
Situation should improve further by August, showrooms say