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Mamo TCV Delivering a Seminar on Pay Transparency in collaboration with KPMG

Mamo TCV Advocates will be delivering a seminar on EU pay transparency in collaboration with KPMG. The EU Pay Transparency Directive introduces new obligations for organisations across Europe to promote fair, transparent and gender-neutral pay practices. This 90-minute session will be held on Tuesday, 17 February 2026 between 11.00am and 12.30pm. It will unpack the Directive’s key requirements, how these are expected to be reflected in local laws and legislation, and the practical steps employers can take now to prepare ahead of its transposition deadline in June 2026. Do not miss this unique opportunity – click here to register now.

Mamo TCV Advocates23rd January 2026

News Webinars

Mamo TCV Hosts Seminar on Malta’s Work Permit Framework

On 20 January 2026, Mamo TCV Advocates, in collaboration with The Malta Chamber, hosted a seminar examining Malta’s evolving work permit and labour migration framework. The seminar featured a presentation by Dr Julian Fenech Adami, Senior Associate at Mamo TCV Advocates, followed by a panel discussion with Celia Falzon (CEO, Jobsplus), Dr Edric Zahra (CEO, Identità), and Mr Justin Anastasi (Chair, Employment Agencies Business Section, The Malta Chamber). The discussion was moderated by Dr Christine Calleja, Partner at Mamo TCV Advocates, with active audience participation. Key topics included Malta’s main employment pathways for third-country nationals, the Single Permit process, the…

Mamo TCV Advocates22nd January 2026

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Dr Christine Calleja Participating in FHRD’s Employment Law Seminar

Dr. Christine Calleja from Mamo TCV Advocates will be participating in the FHRD's Employment Law Seminar: An Insight into Trending Topics, which is to be held on Friday the 23rd January. Her presentation will focus on what employers should look out for in the context of a redundancy. Various experts in the employment law field will be delivering presentations or moderating discussions. For more information or to register please click here.

Mamo TCV Advocates21st January 2026

Antitrust, Competition and Trade

Consultation on Amendments to Malta’s Merger Rules

On 15 January 2026, the Office for Competition within the Malta Competition and Consumer Affairs Authority published a consultation document, together with proposed amendments, recommending changes to the Control of Concentrations Regulations. The changes, if implemented, would considerably change the merger control process in Malta. The main proposals are outlined below: Change in the thresholds: At present, concentrations are notifiable if the aggregate turnover of the parties in Malta exceeds EUR 2.3 million and each of the parties have a turnover in Malta of at least 10% of the aggregate turnover. The proposal envisages the increase of the trigger turnover…

Annalies Muscat19th January 2026

Employment and Industrial Relations Immigration

Understanding Malta’s Updated Labour Migration Policy

What is the Malta Labour Migration Policy? Malta’s Labour Migration Policy regulates the employment of Third-Country Nationals (TCNs), ensuring that labour migration responds to genuine market needs while protecting workers’ rights and supporting social cohesion. Over the past decade, Malta’s strong economic growth, combined with an ageing population and low fertility rates, has significantly reduced the size of the local workforce. Foreign workers have therefore become essential to sustaining economic activity, filling skills gaps, and supporting emerging industries. While this reliance on foreign labour has supported growth, it has also created challenges, including pressure on infrastructure, high employee turnover, and…

Julian Fenech Adami and Justyne Falzon16th January 2026

Employment and Industrial Relations

Consultation on Maltese Pension System

Introduction On 5th January 2026, the Government of Malta, through the Ministry for Social Policy and Children’s Rights, launched a public consultation on the ‘Strategic Review of the Adequacy, Sustainability, and Solidarity of Malta’s Pension System’. The consultation, which is open until 3rd April 2026, invites feedback from workers, pensioners, employers, and the wider public. This review is conducted every five years in accordance with Article 64B of the Social Security Act. Its purpose is to assess whether the pension system continues to provide adequate retirement income, remains financially sustainable in the long term, and distributes responsibilities fairly across society.…

Christine Calleja and Justyne Falzon13th January 2026