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Schembri: Higher costs for foreign workers push firms toward automation investment
Silvio Schembri says budget measures targeting non-EU nationals are designed to discourage labour-intensive business models and encourage investment in automation.
TCN Wage Data Shows 75% Earn €20,000 or Less, Contradicting PM's Claim
New data reveals that 75% of third-country nationals in Malta earn €20,000 or less, challenging the Prime Minister's assertion that they are not poorly paid.
Flutter Brazil pulls Betfair brand, slashes jobs after regulatory ban
Flutter Entertainment closes Betfair Brazil, lays off staff across departments. Regulatory ban and group restructure under new CEO force consolidation.
BOV's 5,200 years of service: a retention signal for Malta banking
Bank of Valletta honoured 376 employees for 5,200 years of combined service, blending 40-year veterans with a new wave of five-year milestones.
Malta Secures Second Place in EU for Programming Talent
A programme of coding activities and new school initiatives puts the development of Malta’s future technology workforce in focus.
Central Bank flags softer business conditions as property demand stays strong
Business conditions dip slightly but industrial production and tourism remain solid. Property demand stays strong while supply permits fall.
PwC Malta and The Malta Chamber double down on business support with renewed sponsorship
PwC Malta renews its Gold Sponsorship with The Malta Chamber, prioritising funding access, digitalisation, property, and workforce challenges.
Labour Migration Review: First-Year Assessment Tests Malta's Policy Consensus
The government and social partners are reviewing the first year of Malta's labour migration policy, a process with direct implications for employers and foreign workers.
ITS welcomes 300 new students as it targets international growth
ITS has welcomed 300 new students as it embarks on a new chapter of international growth and excellence.
Malta's workforce logs 37.5-hour week, outpacing EU average by 1.6 hours
New Eurostat data shows Maltese employees work 37.5 hours weekly, 1.6 hours above the EU average, with implications for productivity and talent strategy.
GamingMalta warns education gap risks Malta's AI-driven gaming future
GamingMalta CEO Ivan Filletti joined MCAST to discuss how AI is reshaping gaming skills, warning that closer education-industry ties are critical for Malta's long-term growth.
BOV leadership bets on internal culture as key to strategic growth
Bank of Valletta's annual People Awards signal a leadership push for collaboration and talent retention as strategic priorities.