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Domestic Service Wages Council Wage Regulation Order

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Malta Government Gazette — Legal Notice 2010 528 — Domestic Service Wages Council Wage Regulation Order

L.N. 528 of 2010

EMPLOYMENT AND INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS ACT

(CAP. 452)

Domestic Service Wages Council Wage Regulation Order

(Amendment) (No. 2) Order, 2010

IN exercise of the powers conferred by articles 4 and 48 (2) of

the Employment and Industrial Relations Act, the Prime Minister

has made the following order:-

Malta Government Gazette — Legal Notice 2010 528 — Domestic Service Wages Council Wage Regulation Order

The title of this order is the Domestic Service Wages

Council Wage Regulation Order (Amendment) (No. 2) Order, 2010

and it shall be read and construed as one with the Domestic Service

Wages Council Wage Regulation Order, 1976 hereinafter referred

to as “the principal order”.

Malta Government Gazette — Legal Notice 2010 528 — Domestic Service Wages Council Wage Regulation Order

In the Schedule to the principal order, for paragraph 4 Amends the Schedule

thereof there shall be substituted the following:-

“4. The minimum remuneration of workers shall be as

follows

Whole-Timers

Workers in Group 1 ........................ € 682.07 per month

Workers in Group 2 ........................ € 677.41 per month

Workers in Group 3 ......................... €157.53 per week

Workers in Group 4 ........................ € 155.78 per week

Part-Timers

Workers in Group 5 ........................... € 25.96 per day

Workers in Group 6 ............................. € 3.89 per hour

Provided that for employment exceeding four hours

in any one day payment shall in no case be less than the

equivalent of a day’s work

Provided further that any part-time worker who qualifies

as a whole-time employee in accordance with paragraph

1 of this Schedule shall be entitled to the full weekly wage

applicable under this sub-paragraph notwithstanding that he

works for less than six days.”.

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