Employment
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Employment Contract in Malta – An Overview

Minimum Wage Malta – Pay Rates for 2018
The National Minimum Wage is the minimum pay rate per week most workers in Malta are entitled to by law. This is the lowest amount a worker can legally be paid for his or her work.

How the Rules and Regulations on Overtime in Malta Work
Rules on overtime vary by sector and are governed by the Wage Regulation Order (WRO) that applies to the particular activities you are carrying out. If your job or sector is not covered by a WRO, then the default overtime rate is 1.5 times your ordinary pay and will apply to any hours worked over 40 per week.

Work Contract for Service Providers
A work contract to provide services in Malta is also known as an employment contract and it serves as a security device for the employer and employee. It details rules and employment conditions, how to settle disputes and a pledge from the employee to offer services to the employer in return for wages.
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