Employee engagement is one of the most important indicators in measuring work satisfaction. Employees today want to be involved in their work, enthusiastic about the organization they work for, have a...

The discussion about the future of the landfill in Maghtab continues to be a hot potato on the table of the Minister for the Environment, Climate Change & Planning since the lifespan of the...

We have come a long way since the first cases of HIV were identified forty years ago. We went from no treatment to a cocktail of drugs with undesirable side effects to a daily pill with little to no...

In my last article, I wrote about the problems of not investing enough in hospitality and tourism. I recommended what we should have included in our national budget had there been an iota of national...

While conceding that we will never have enough courts or judges, improving access to justice has been an ongoing but frustrating goal of our society. We have new technological tools to resolve...

Fourteen days after COP26, we can look back on what two weeks of tough negotiations brought the world and future generations.  There are areas where the EU would have liked more ambition. Yet we...

"Without dialogue there is no communication, and without communication there is no true education."  - Paolo Freire, Brazilian Educator   I had the great honour last week to...

A few days ago I was invited to address a conference by one of the leading business social partners in Malta, the Malta Chamber of SMEs. It had been a while since a similar event was organised,...

EU citizenship garners with it several fundamental rights and responsibilities, as well as benefits, such as the freedom of movement, the freedom of settlement and employment across the EU. Moreover,...

Discipline is essential to protect each individual’s liberty. There is the discipline we exercise upon ourselves, and there is the disciplinary power of the state to contend with when that...