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Similar to educators, workers in public schools have had their collective agreements withheld from them

Following the publication of the collective agreement between the Malta Union of Teachers and the Ministry of Education, I have confirmed with several public school employees, some of whom have come forward themselves, that their collective agreements have been withheld from them. These employees include cleaners and technicians who recently signed agreements with the Ministry of Education without union representation. Some of these workers may also fall under the recently signed public workers’ collective agreement with the General Workers’ Union, but even the GWU has not published or circulated the collective agreement it signed with the government.

This appears to be the current administration’s practice: withholding collective agreements from employees and preventing their publication.


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5 responses to “Similar to educators, workers in public schools have had their collective agreements withheld from them”

  1. MFSA employees also got an agreement which they are not privy to. In this case, the wages are supposedly extremely high in relation to the other Govt employees, but they are unaware of what has been signed.

  2. Ditto with the public service agreements for general service grades.

  3. People & Spandex avatar
    People & Spandex

    All thanks to Joyce and her small circle of arrogant incompetents. And most unions happily appease them like the bunch of eunuchs that they are.

    1. Well said. Jaqaw Joy(ce) tapprova l-Performance bonuses tal-Perm Secs l-ohra jew kollha mixtrija b’kundizzjonijiet ahjar?

  4. Dennis C avatar

    The same for FSWS. Staff were actually told it will not be circulated as it may impact the outcome of the education collective agreement. Ultimately we have concluded that the unions are in bed with the Government.

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