Paul Gonzi, Partner at Fenech & Fenech Advocates, was invited to contribute the Malta chapter in the Comparative Guide on Labour & Employment published by Mondaq. The publication is presented in a Q&A format, providing a practical comparative overview of some of the key points of law, practice and regulatory environments across multiple jurisdictions. This contribution attests to Fenech & Fenech’s leading position in the field of employment law in both the private and public sectors, and in associates subjects of data protection, equality and health and safety. The firm boasts a team of lawyers and experienced litigators specialised in the field.
The publication can be accessed here and more information may be obtained by contacting Dr Paul Gonzi.
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