The Malta Employers’ Association is organising a webinar on Work-Life Balance and Platform Workers.
This webinar will inform participants about the latest developments regarding the Work-Life Balance Legal Notice and the Wage Regulation Order for employees performing digital platform deliveries. The latter will be discussed within the context of a Directive being discussed at EU level which intends to regulate all forms of platform work.
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The Malta Employers’ Association in collaboration with New Horizons Institute for Work Competencies shall be holding a webinar for HR and Line Managers to present the training programme starting in 2022 in Leading People at the Workplace on Tuesday, 13 September 2022 at noon.
Organisations are facing increasing challenges some as disruptive as a pandemic nevertheless opportunities are not in short supply. To capitalise on opportunities those who lead others, no matter at what level they are in the organisation need to be ready to act. Leading a team to adapt to change and thrive in times of great uncertainty, requires business acumen, the passion to lead and the competence to achieve and succeed. This is what this programme delivers.
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Further information on how to join the virtual event, will be shared with you upon your registration.
The Malta Employers’ Association is organising a webinar on the ‘Amendments to the Whistleblower Act’.
The Protection of the Whistleblower Act, CAP 527 of the Laws of Malta, which became part of our legislation in 2013, was recently revised with the aim of transposing the requirements of the EU Directive 2019/1937 on the protection of persons who report breaches of union law into our law. The new amendments entered into force on the 24th December 2021, and are applicable for companies employing more than 50 employees.
In this webinar, MEA Lawyer Dr Charlotte Camilleri will be explaining the amendments to the mentioned legislation and what this means for employers. Participants will have the time to ask questions during the Q&As. Click here to view the Agenda.
The webinar is being held virtually on Friday 18th February from 10.00-11.00am.
Kindly register for free here.
The Malta Employers’ Association in collaboration with MISCO is holding a webinar on Job Coaching on Monday 29th November from 10.00-11.00am
Many employers are recognizing the benefits of disability inclusion in the workplace. Those businesses with employees with disabilities say they tend to be more productive, more focused on work and more loyal to the organization. Thus employing persons with disabilities is seen as a wise business choice rather than charity or ‘CSR’. But, what are the skills needed by employers to offer an inclusive workplace? Who from the company should be responsible to ensure that an organisational fit is a beneficial one? How can employers facilitate the day-to-day tasks and the career growth of persons with disability?
This and more will be discussed during the webinar. Click here to view the Agenda.
Kindly register for free on: https://forms.gle/bXrQnDjUEZHpUHRX8
The Malta Employers’ Association and other organisations have partnered with Working Town to organise a number of events related to raising awareness on mental wellness at work. On Thursday the 28th October at 3pm CET Working Town will be running a free webinar on the importance of Self-Esteem and Assertiveness at Work.
Alessandra Patti will be the keynote speaker and she will be joined by a number of panellists namely Dr Roselyn Borg Knight, Stephania Dimech Sant, Patrick Psaila, Désirée Steinmann, Yasmin de Giorgio and Dr Rachel (Sasha) Taylor-East. You can register for free by using this link: https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_G5nVRQtgThKVCofLllqr8A
The Foundation of Transport in collaboration with the Malta Employers’ Association and Europe Direct CORE Platform is organising a webinar on the EU’s Fit for 55 Package, to be held on the 27th October 2021 between 10.00-11.30am.
To achieve a climate-neutral Europe by 2050, the European Commission published the Fit for 55 package in July 2021, to reduce emissions by at least 55% by 2030. This will cover wide-ranging policy areas – from renewables to energy efficiency first, energy performance of buildings, as well as land use, energy taxation, effort sharing and emissions trading.
But what does this mean to my industry?
What are the implications for business?
What if targets are not reached, will Malta have to pay penalties?
These questions and more will be addressed by the panel of speakers listed in the attached Agenda.
Attendees will have the time to ask questions through the Q&A section.
Kindly register to this session at https://forms.gle/XysTnnDPtAYJku2e9 by Tuesday 26th October 2021.
Should you have any queries, please do not hesitate to contact us.
This webinar was organised with the aim of disseminating information on the services being offered by JRS Malta, in relation to the employment of refugees and asylum seekers in Malta.
Ms Bethany Archer, Employment Project Coordinator at JRS explained how JRS is assisting its clients and the services being offered to employers. Dr Charlotte Camilleri, MEA Lawyer explained the process refugees and asylum seekers need to follow when engaging themselves in employment. Participants had time for Q&As.
Should you require further information, please do not hesitate to contact us or JRS’s Employment Coordinator Ms Bethany Archer on [email protected] or 2144 2751.
A webinar held by the MEA on Thursday 22nd April focused on the White Paper on Cannabis – Implications for the Workplace. The event was opened by Ms. Joanne Bondin – MEA President, and was followed by presentations by Joseph Farrugia (Director General – MEA), Dr. Mark Gauci (CEO, OHSA), and Ms. Marica Cassar (Caritas).
The Malta Employers’ Association is aware that there are a number of issues that are affecting employers with respect to the vaccination of employees. We are holding a webinar on the 9th April to provide answers where these are available, and to identify any possible actions that we may take with the authorities to seek solutions. We have also made a formal request to the Employment Relations Board to include this topic in its agenda, as some actions may require a legal framework to back them up.
This seminar will be addressed by members of the MEA secretariat, and also by officials from the DIER, the OHSA and the Public Health Authorities. We encourage you view the programme here and to attend by registering on: https://forms.gle/et6mMPfWVoeYSLq66. This session is important to keep you informed about the latest developments and to give you the opportunity to be involved in the discussion with the authorities.
The Malta Employers’ Association in collaboration with the Foundation for Transport is organising a webinar entitled Sustainable Transport and Businesses, to be organised on Tuesday 23 March between 11.00-12.00.
The webinar aims to instigate discussion amongst employers in the private sector about the challenges and opportunities being faced when dealing with transport. Nearly all sectors deal with some form of transport – whether being a company that forms part of the sector itself, or be it a company that offers delivery of goods, companies dealing with importation and exportation. There needs to be a discussion on the push towards investment in new RES technologies and its implications, the introduction of green taxes, as well as re-skilling and training.
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