The app connects automatically with the ShiftHandle platform which is an online cloud tool running on AWS.

Recent instances of changes to instructions and incomplete clarity by Government have created unnecessary uncertainty. The Chamber believes that sound consultation with all relevant parties involved, prior to decision taking, can save time, remove confusion and avoid frustration for all.

Employees falling under one of the categories defined as vulnerable, who wish to make use of special quarantine leave should produce an official letter from the Health Authorities declaring so, entitling them to stay home.

The Chamber will follow the situation closely and keep an open channel of communication with Government, as the situation develops further possibly necessitating further adaptation.

The Malta Chamber conducted a survey over the weekend to understand the expected effects of the government support measures announced on the 18th March.

Malta Chamber disseminates guidelines to businesses on how to make sure their work-places remain safe, in the context of the spread of COVID-19.

"The Malta Chamber is committed to continue working with its members, Malta’s major employers, as well as with the other employer bodies and the workers’ unions, in a concerted effort to pull through this difficult time, successfully"

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During the meeting, The Malta Chamber offered its help, through the involvement of its members, in the national effort in safeguarding public health.

The Malta Chamber of Commerce, Enterprise and Industry regards the measures announced on Wednesday evening by the Prime Minister as very disappointing.

“At a time of national pressure on all aspects of life, employers must recognise their central role in protecting the health and welfare of our people” Perit David Xuereb

While public health should be safeguarded and remains the absolute priority, MBB also stressed that EU and national authorities must also do all they can in order to help businesses in this critical time in order to alleviate the financial pressure businesses are being put under.

The announcement was on the strength of a legal notice

In an ever increasingly fluid scenario, where the correct information makes all the difference, the Malta Chamber is confident this exclusive daily bulletin will serve to be a sterling resource for its members.

The bank is setting aside a €10 million fund to be able to provide direct working capital for business customers facing cash flow issues.

Christine Lagarde warns of serious economic problems if urgent action to combat coronavirus is not taken

‘The MFSA expects regulated firms to take all reasonable measures in order to have appropriate contingency plans in place to be able to deal with any eventuality.’

‘The MBA wishes to advise that its member banks are actively assessing the situation of those sectors and customers most affected by these exceptionally adverse conditions.’

Dr Abela announced that the catamaran service between Malta and Sicily will only be used for commercial transport

During a meeting with the Prime Minister this morning, The Malta Chamber of Commerce, Enterprise and Industry voiced the concerns on behalf of Malta’s business community on a number of issues relating to the COVID-19 situation currently unfolding.

A dispute between Russia and Saudi Arabia on the price of oil and rising fears as coronavirus cases spread have led to turmoil in stock markets

Now is the time to prepare for COVID-19. Simple precautions and planning can make a big difference. Action now will help protect your employees and your business.