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National Minimum Wage National Standard Order, 2010

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Malta Government Gazette — Legal Notice 2010 527 — National Minimum Wage National Standard Order, 2010

L.N. 527 of 2010

EMPLOYMENT AND INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS ACT

(CAP. 452)

National Minimum Wage National Standard Order, 2010

IN exercise of the powers conferred by article 4 of the

Employment and Industrial Relations Act, the Prime Minister,

on the recommendation of the Employment Relations Board, has

made the following order:-

Malta Government Gazette — Legal Notice 2010 527 — National Minimum Wage National Standard Order, 2010

The title of this order is the National Minimum Wage

National Standard Order, 2010 and it shall come into effect on the

1st January, 2011.

Malta Government Gazette — Legal Notice 2010 527 — National Minimum Wage National Standard Order, 2010

The national minimum wage per week related to a normal

working week shall be as follows

Age 18 years and over …………………. € 153.45

Age 17 years ……………………….… € 146.67

Under 17 years …………………….….....€ 143.83.

Malta Government Gazette — Legal Notice 2010 527 — National Minimum Wage National Standard Order, 2010

The national minimum wage of part-time employees

shall be calculated pro rata at the same hourly rate of a comparable

whole-time employee as applicable in accordance with the

minimum wage of the relevant Wage Regulation Order, or in cases

where a Wage Regulation Order is not applicable, at an hourly rate

not below the National Standard Minimum Wage applicable, as

determined in accordance with the preceding article and divided by

forty.

Malta Government Gazette — Legal Notice 2010 527 — National Minimum Wage National Standard Order, 2010

Where any Wages Council Wage Regulation Order

applies to any employee, the wages payable to such employee

shall not be less than those laid down by such Wages Council

Wage Regulation Order, adjusted for cost of living by successive

increases of wages declared to be generally applicable to all

whole-time employees in terms of article 8 of the Employment and

Industrial Relations Act, or by any successive wage increases for

cost of living laid down by any National Standard Order.

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