Following the recent new law on the Health and Safety at the Workplace, we are pleased to invite you to an information session on the changes to the law on the health and security at the workplace, organised by the SME Chamber in collaboration with the Occupation Health & Safety Authority (OHSA).
This session aims to provide clarity on the new legislation for your business operations.
Date: Tuesday 25th of February;
Time: 13:30 – 15:30;
Location: Online via Zoom.
This Information Session is exclusively for Paid-up Members.
Following the recent Labour Migration Policy, on the changes when coming to employ third country nationals and the single work permit application process, we are pleased to invite you to an information session on Malta’s Labour Migration Policy, organised by the SME Chamber in collaboration with the Ministry for Home Affairs, Security, and Employment. This session aims to provide clarity on recent policy changes and their implications for your business operations.
The main changes being proposed include (amongst others):
• Updates to the renewal period and changes to the fees
• The establishment of a high-risk country list for employment applications
• Minimum requirements for employing third-country nationals (TCNs), such as employing a specific number of Maltese/EU nationals prior
• Integration courses for TCNs prior to their arrival in Malta.
Why Attend?
• Gain insights into the latest changes to the Labour Migration Policy
• Participate in an interactive Q&A session with experts to address your questions
• Provide feedback on the proposed changes
The information session is open only for SME Chamber paid up members. Non-members will be asked to renew prior to the event.
Once your registration is confirmed, you will receive a confirmation email with the respective details.
We look forward to your participation in this important session.
Should you have any questions, feel free to contact us at .
Thanks to EU funds the Malta Chamber of SMEs is once again able to offer free specialised training specifically tailored for businesses to know the ins and outs of Consumer Law in Malta as relevant for your business.
This webinar is open for members, non-members will be able to join prior to the webinar.
Date: Thursday 19th September 2024
Time: 14:30
Venue: ONLINE (via ZOOM)
Each training participant will be accredited by the European Commission.
Consumer Law Ready is a project funded by the European Parliament and the European Commission, managed in cooperation with the European Commission.
The Malta Chamber of SMEs is organising a webinar on Cyber risks for Maltese businesses, an exclusive webinar in collaboration with Diligex and powered by Thomas Murray which focuses on the advanced persistent threats (APTs) that may target Maltese businesses.
During this webinar, our speaker, Mr Stephen Green, Threat Intelligence Lead at Thomas Murray will focus on the cyber threat environment in Malta and provide guidance on how to fortify your defences against these persistent and evolving cyber threats.
During this webinar, we will provide:
Understanding of advanced persistent threats
Overview of recent campaigns that have directly impacted entities within Malta and those with a similar profile
Insights into the latest tactics, techniques, and procedures (TTPs)
Methods to identify and prevent common initial access methods
Register now to join this webinar and protect your business from Cyber attacks.
Thanks to EU funds the Malta Chamber of SMEs is once again able to offer free specialised training specifically tailored for businesses to know the ins and outs of Consumer Law in Malta as relevant for your business.
The training is open to owners and employees in SMEs of all sizes.
This webinar is open for members, non-members will be able to join prior to the webinar.
Date: Thursday 4th July
Time: 14:30hrs
Online
Each training participant can take a free online test following the session and be accredited by the European Commission.Consumer Law Ready is a project funded by the European Parliament and the European Commission, managed in cooperation with the European Commission.
What are your obligations as a business if the product you sold is defective or stops working?
When can a consumer return a product or cancel a service after purchasing and receiving it?
Are rules the same if I sell in a shop or online?
Is the client always right?
When you have a dispute with a customer, how can you resolve it without going to court?
Which essential details will protect you against complaints when selling online?
The Energy and Water Agency with the support of the Chamber of SMEs has in the past months conducted Energy and Water Awareness visits in a number of Pharmacies. The ultimate goal of these visits was to produce recommendations and educate the responsible persons at these enterprises in reducing energy consumption, lower related operational costs and contribute to a more environmentally sustainable facility.
To present the findings an online meeting is being held where officers of the Energy and Water Agency and Malta Enterprise will explain the ‘recommendations’ and associated schemes how their implementation can be supported
Your participation is solicited in order to enhance your operational efficiency, reduce the environmental footprint and continue to inspire of culture of sustainability.
Click here to register: https://sme-chamber-mt.odoo.com/event/webinar-malta-chamber-of-smes-ewa-pharmacies-34/register
Kindly note that only SME Chamber paid up members will be able to attend, those who are not members may join and attend the session.
Meeting link will be sent following registration confirmation.
