Following Legal Notices 112 to 143 of 2026, published in the Government Gazette, 32 new Conditions of Work Regulation Orders have come into effect, replacing the previous sector-by-sector Wage Regulation Orders. These regulations affect almost every private-sector employee in Malta, from retail cashiers to hotel kitchen staff.
To help members better understand these changes, the Malta Chamber of SMEs, in collaboration with DIER – the Department of Industrial and Employment Relations, will be organising an online information session for its members on Wednesday, 2 September, at 11:00 a.m.
The information session will provide an overview of the changes introduced by the new regulations and offer participants the opportunity to better understand how these changes may affect their industry and business.
This event is open to paid-up members. If you are not yet a paid up member of the SME Chamber but are interested in attending, kindly register and we will contact you in due course. Click here to register
Elevating destination weddings through world-class hospitality
Join us for an exclusive webinar organised by The Grand MFCC Weddings & events expo in collaboration with the Malta Chamber of SMEs, tailored for members of the Malta Chamber of SMEs, exhibitors, featuring expert insights from hospitality leaders and destination wedding specialists from around the world.
Discover how global expertise, cultural authenticity and seamless experiences come together to create unforgettable celebrations in Malta.
During this event we will have expert speaker from around the world with the participation of the Malta Tourism Authority and high-end hospitality leaders.
Click here to register: https://sme-chamber-mt.odoo.com/event/webinar-international-weddings-hospitality-112/register
Following the successful in-person workshop on Pay Transparency, and due to the limited number of places available, the Malta Chamber of SMEs, in collaboration with Weave Consulting and Gonzi & Associates, will be organising an additional online workshop for those who were unable to attend or secure a place.
This workshop brings together legal and advisory expertise to provide business leaders with a comprehensive understanding of the topic. Participants will gain insights not only into what the law requires, but also how new transparency obligations can be transformed into an opportunity to strengthen talent attraction, enhance ESG performance, and build a more resilient organisation.
Designed for business owners, HR leaders, and senior managers, the session will cover the legal framework, practical implementation steps, and the broader strategic implications of pay transparency, including how it connects to sustainability reporting and long-term competitiveness.
Don’t miss this opportunity to prepare your organisation for the changes ahead and turn compliance into a strategic advantage.
This event is open to paid-up members. If you are not yet a paid up member of the SME Chamber but are interested in attending, kindly register and we will contact you in due course.
Click here to register: https://sme-chamber-mt.odoo.com/event/online-workshop-pay-transparency-from-legal-obligation-to-strategic-advantage-111/register#scrollTop=0
Thanks to EU funding, the Malta Chamber of SMEs is once again offering free specialised training designed to help businesses understand the ins and outs of Consumer Law in Malta and how it applies to your operations.
This training is open to owners and employees from SMEs of all sizes.
Following the announcement of the new tax rates and brackets in the Budget, the Malta Chamber of SMEs is organising an information session for its members. The event is being held in collaboration with the Malta Tax and Customs Administration (MTCA).
Date: Wednesday 21st January 2026
Time: 15:00
Venue: ONLINE (via ZOOM)
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.
Following the announcement of the of SkillsPass 2, the Malta Chamber of SMEs is organising an information session for its members. The event is being held in collaboration with ITS with the participation of Identita and Jobsplus.
This Information Session is exclusively for Paid-up Members, those who are not members may join prior to the information session and attend the session.
Date: Wednesday 11th February 2026
Time: 13:00
Venue: ONLINE (via TEAMS)
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.
Following the recently announced changes on the Tourism Accommodation Regulations announced earlier this month, the Malta Chamber of SMEs in collaboration with Malta Tourism Authority will be organising an Information Session to gather Feedback from members.
This session aims to provide clarity on the new legislation for your business operations.
Thursday 27th of November
09:00 – 11:00
Online via Zoom
This Information Session is exclusively for Paid-up Members, those who are not members may join and attend the session.
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.
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