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GWU ‘yes’ to wage freeze at Air Malta

Insists however that the proposed freeze must apply to all categories

Karl Stagno-Navarra

The General Workers Union said yesterday that it was prepared to accept a wage freeze on salaries at Air Malta given the dire financial situation at the national airline, however it stressed that this “freeze” must apply to all categories. >>

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06 January 2010
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GWU ‘yes’ to wage freeze at Air Malta

Malta to drag out of recession in 2010

Interview The delicate balance CHARLOT ZAHRA spoke to Gordon Cordina, Head of the Economics’ Department at the University of Malta, about the possibility that the economic recession in Malta might protract beyond mid-2010>>

Clyde Caruana The recovery of funded pensions In anticipation of future inadequate pay-as-you-go pension plans, various governments have legislated in favour of >>

Julian Zarb A new year, fresh outlooks and hopes The New Year is already six days old, nearly one week gone of the total fifty two! And already the controversies have started.>>

Interview
The delicate balance
CHARLOT ZAHRA spoke to Gordon Cordina, Head of the Economics’ Department at the University of Malta, about the possibility that the economic recession in Malta might protract beyond mid-2010>>

Clyde Caruana
The recovery of funded pensions
In anticipation of future inadequate pay-as-you-go pension plans, various governments have legislated in favour of >>

Julian Zarb
A new year, fresh outlooks and hopes
The New Year is already six days old, nearly one week gone of the total fifty two! And already the controversies have started.>>