NGOs launch document calling for better worker’s rights

May 2, 2024

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On 1 May, Workers Day, we joined Moviment Graffiti and several other organisations in launching a document calling for better worker’s rights and working conditions in the Maltese Islands.

The document states that the Maltese economic system is built on worker exploitation. “The economic growth of the past years should have improved the quality of life of workers. Instead, we are in a situation where many workers have to make do with low wages, work precariously, and in bad conditions. We believe that we should shift to an economic model based on social justice.”
You can access the document in full here.

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