Robert Abela said on Sunday that he is willing to continue pushing forward discussions on expanding remote working, but he warned that this must not come at the cost of productivity. Speaking during a discussion with Labour’s youth wing, Abela said remote working offered benefits to both employers and employees when properly structured, and can actually
Prime Minister Robert Abela said that he is open to expanding how remote working is used in the economy, but warned that doing so cannot come at the cost of decreasing the country’s productivity. Abela, together with his wife Lydia, spoke in a Labour Party event addressing youths where he faced and fielded a number of questions to the young people
Prime Minister Robert Abela has said the launch of Vision Malta 2050 will mark a historic moment, outlining the government’s long-term plans for the next 25 years. Speaking during a youth discussion themed “I’m for Good Politics”, Abela highlighted key priorities including quality jobs, housing affordability and future-focused policies. He confirmed
