The effects of globalisation can be witnessed in so many aspects of our lives, including occupational safety and health (OSH). Firms are facing increasing pressure to remain competitive and, although implementing organisational changes may be necessary, they may result in new risks to workers’ well-being.
Evaluation Report The European Commission has adopted a report on the implementation, results and overall assessment of the 2012 European Year for Active Ageing and Solidarity between Generations. According to the report, EY2012 has helped convey a more positive image of population ageing by highlighting the potentials
MUBE – A Partner in this European Project EBTN, the Brussels-based united voice of providers of education and training in the banking sector, convened a consultation seminar on the new quality standard for qualifications in the sector.  Read more here
National Trade Union Forum was launched last week by President Marie- Louise Coleiro Preca. A total of 22 unions, including the Malta Union of Bank Employees – MUBE,  the Office of the President and the Centre for Labour Studies signed the terms of reference. The forum will
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The 2014-15 Healthy Workplaces Campaign ‘Manage Stress’ was officially launched last week with a press conference in Brussels. The campaign wants to draw attention to the importance of tackling stress in the workplace. Using 25 different languages to reach workers, employers and their representatives across
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MUBE PROPOSES MEDIATION SO AS NOT TO PROLONG ANY FURTHER WITH THE INTENTION OF REACHING AN AMICABLE SETTLEMENT FOR THE SAKE OF ALL STAKEHOLDERS CONCERNED The Malta Union of Bank Employees – MUBE has written to management proposing mediation as a way forward in order
After months of intensive negotiations, APS Bank and the Malta Union of Bank Employees (MUBE) reached final agreement on the new Collective Agreement. This covers a term of three years (2014 – 2016) and was signed on 11th April 2014. Mr E. Cachia – APS