Malta work news

Sunday 18 October

• PM unveils green jobs investment, new restaurant chain

  The Prime Minister announced new green-jobs and hospitality investment, including an international restaurant brand entering Malta, pointing to fresh hiring in those sectors. TVMnews.mt

• Delta asks Malta government for help funding 2027 flights

  Delta Air Lines has reportedly asked Maltese authorities for a multimillion-euro package to keep its New York route running in 2027, a decision that could affect tourism and aviation jobs. The Shift

• Party urges ending energy, water subsidies for some sectors

  Momentum has called for phasing out energy and water subsidies for certain business sectors, which would raise operating costs for affected employers. Times of Malta

• Opinion piece urges cutting corporate tax from 35% to 25%

  A commentary argues for lowering Malta's corporate tax rate from 35% to 25%, a change that would affect business costs and investment decisions for employers. The Malta Independent Online

• iGaming workers in Malta losing jobs to AI

  Some iGaming workers in Malta say they are being laid off after helping train the AI systems now replacing them, pointing to new job risks in the sector. Times of Malta

• Business group distances itself from trafficking-accused official

  The Bangladesh Malta Business Association has distanced itself from a secretary accused of human trafficking, a case touching on the treatment of foreign workers in Malta. MaltaToday