PRESS RELEASE
13 July 2022

Webinar: New Employment Laws Implementing The Work Life Balance Directive

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Ganado Advocates

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Ganado Advocates is a leading commercial law firm with a particular focus on the corporate, financial services and maritime/aviation sectors, predominantly servicing international clients doing business through Malta. The firm also promotes other areas such as tax, pensions, intellectual property, employment and litigation.
As announced in the media yesterday the 12th of July 2022, the Government has just published a legal notice this morning (the 13th) in order to implement the Work Life Balance Directive into Maltese law.
Malta

As announced in the media yesterday the 12th of July 2022, the Government has just published a legal notice this morning (the 13th) in order to implement the Work Life Balance Directive into Maltese law. This means that there are alterations to the rights of parental leave with the old regulations on Parental Leave being repealed, there are new rules on Paternal leave (what in our law used to be called childbirth leave) and a new entitlement called Carers Leave. More importantly, there are also rules on flexible working.

It is also important to note that these entitlements and changes are not the only ones that have to come into force as a matter of EU law, but there is also more to come.

We are therefore holding a webinar on Friday the 15th July at 1030, which you can register for by clicking the link below, in order to explain the contents of this new regulation and their implications in practice.

Moderator
Matthew Brincat, Partner

Participant
Lara Pace, Associate

Participation is free of charge upon registration.

Click here to register

Contributor

Ganado Advocates is a leading commercial law firm with a particular focus on the corporate, financial services and maritime/aviation sectors, predominantly servicing international clients doing business through Malta. The firm also promotes other areas such as tax, pensions, intellectual property, employment and litigation.

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