The Malta Union of Bank Employees – MUBE reaches its 50th Year milestone on 22nd May 2022. Throughout the years following its foundation, amid changes in political scenarios, through one crisis after another, through thick & thin and some say against all odds in a
During a meeting with the Malta Union for Bank Employees, the MUBE, the Nationalist leader, Bernard Grech said that the PN is listening to the difficulties of the banking sector as it wants to be a shoulder to lean on, because if the sector moves
MUBE wishes a Happy Mother’s Day to all mothers. ‘God couldn’t be everywhere so that is why he invented mothers’ – Daphne Wilder
On May 7th 2020, the European Social Partners in the presence of the European Commission signed a joint declaration titled ‘Employment Aspects of Providing Financial Services Including Guidance’ which will be disseminated to each European member state. It is quite a straightforward document that sets
Project – To.Be.E.EWC – Towards a better employee involvement in undertakings: roles and tasks of the main actors in establishing and improving European Works Councils. MUBE’s work in support of European Works Councils and its members is acknowledged at European level through a European funded
Update! During today’s session Mr William Portelli, President of MUBE, has been elected as Vice President of UniMed Finance – UMF. The next UniMed Finance meeting will be held in Malta in May 2017. MUBE officials are currently attending the annual UNIMED meeting in
The 6th edition of the NCPE (National Commission for the Promotion of Equality) newsletter ‘Equality Matters’ has been published. Some of the topics covered in this edition include: Equality Beyond Gender Roles Human Rights & Equality in Practice Men & Women in the Labour Market
Access to early childhood education and childcare (ECEC) is important for promoting equal opportunities of children as well as for facilitating work-family balance of parents and especially labour market participation of mothers of small children. EU countries vary a great deal in terms of how
2015 was a special year for development. It was the first ever European Year to deal with the European Union’s external action and Europe’s role in the world. For development organisations all over Europe it was an unparalleled opportunity to showcase Europe’s commitment to eradicating
Trade unions and employers of the insurance sector from Austria, Belgium, France, the Czech Republic, Germany, Hungary, Malta, Norway, Portugal, Slovakia, Spain, Sweden and the Netherlands as well as their European federations met in Bratislava on 17 September 2015 to discuss innovative measures to tackle
