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The Department of Employment and Industrial Relations (DIER) is a Maltese government department which deals with various aspects of the employment in Malta. This department recognises that there are a...

. The Malta Employer’s Association has been formally registered as the trade union of employers under the Employment and Industrial Relations Act 2002. Such association has also been licensed as...

  The European Parliament has been pushing towards further improving consumer right to repair so much so it adopted two resolution containing a number of proposals to make repairs which...

Two men, Michele Artale a 51-year-old Italian residing  in Marsaxlokk, and a 48-old Dominican, as well as a 24-year old woman from the Dominican Republic, were kept in custody after...

The requirements set forth were released by the Maltese authorities within the Public Health Act, Chapter 465 of the Laws of Malta. Subsequently, such requirements must be applied and adhered...

A grant scheme aimed at aiding small-to-medium sized enterprises (SMEs) established within the European Union (EU) in registering their intellectual property rights, has been launched by the European Commission. Such...

Directive (EU) 2019/1937, also known as the Whistleblowing Directive, requires every company or public body situated in the EU that has 250 or more employers to implement its own internal...

The Maltese Courts found the accused, Eyob Melake Ecobagaber, 31-years-old, from Eritrea, guilty of rape and sentenced him to nine years imprisonment. A French woman was smoking outside a nightclub...

  Mustafa Ozturk, a 34-year-old man from Turkey, who currently lives in Luqa, admitted to setting a car on fire in Msida. He pleaded guilty as there was no one...

Malta Gaming Authority (hereinunder: the Authority) made a statement after the emergence of events in Ukraine, reminding its licensees of their sanctions monitoring obligations under Article 7(6) of the National...