All workers will receive a €1,000 yearly bonus intended to “reward their hard work”, Prime Minister Robert Abela announced on Monday. Meanwhile, companies with an annual turnover of under €1 million will see their corporate tax rate drop from 35% to 25%, he said. Speaking at a news conference kicking off the second week of the electoral campaign, Abela
Prime Minister Robert Abela on Monday placed a €1,000 annual bonus for workers at the heart of the Labour Party's latest set of electoral proposals, presenting it as a direct investment in people and a tangible measure aimed at improving everyday wellbeing. Addressing the media, Abela said the initiative is part of a broader social and economic philosophy,
The Labour Party has proposed a €1,000 annual bonus for workers as part of its latest measures. Under the proposal, all full-time workers would receive the bonus each year, including single individuals. Part-time workers earning less than €12,000 annually would also benefit through a pro-rata payment, with a minimum of €500. The measure is aimed at