C’è un aumento di stipendio all’orizzonte?
Bene, voglio cambiare lavoro perché ho sperimentato il burnout e ora quel burnout mi costerà 600 euro. La cosa più triste è che anche quando abbiamo lasciato, abbiamo solo 10 giorni per trovarne un altro. Sono deluso. Come è possibile che io abbia lavorato come uno sciocco negli ultimi cinque anni (i miei turni sono spesso 12-14 ore) e tuttavia ricevo solo una pugnalata nella parte posteriore da questo paese …
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Please don’t get me wrong. My husband worked 4.5 hours when he came here. Every day was hard at first, and every year it got better and better. We discovered the whole island by walking and hiking. I even bought a electric bike recently. I don’t complain about any part of this country, but I also can’t describe how betrayed I feel.
Last week a TCN complained to Times of Malta that locals only look at them as walking labor. Well it’s not true, walking cash machine more like. The idea is since the salaries are very low to keep as much as possible from that in the system. Don’t send to home to support your family. Spend here for rent, food and administration. And get the fuck out if you lost your job. We get in someone else because that’s another good source of income for the ‘agent’ (connected to politicians of course).
Not 10 days, 30 to 60 days included in the new implementation of new policies
I’ve been saying this for some time, but Malta has implemented a “slavery with extra steps” approach to its labor market in recent years.
You’re free to change employer whenever you want, but it’ll cost you 3% of your annual pre-tax income. Hard to do when that’s likely a full month of rent or 6 months of groceries.
The message is pretty clear. Either continue to be a slave or leave. Election season is soon upon us and the government will start doing things like this to appease the Maltese population in a bid to secure votes. This will likely be done to “protect” jobs for unskilled Maltese workers by pricing out TCNs.
It’s shit, but welcome to modern day slavery.
The 10 day rule is about to be changed:
https://timesofmalta.com/article/are-tcn-malta-this-migration-policy-changes-impact.1113383
> This period will now be extended to 30 days and can be extended for a further 30 if they can prove they have the means to sustain themselves without having to reply on government assistance.
5 years here and sadly you’ll stick walking on eggshells in order to not getting deported if you don’t find the job you want in the joke grace time
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in other countries you would be already a citizen with all the native-born rights. But here they prefer to give away passports to grandchildren of people who escaped Malta towards AU or CA like 100 years ago
do you mind sharing the direct link to this information please?
Fck em, Maltese people should be the priority of our nation, if you don’t like working here find a more prosperous land that does not exploit you, who is forcing you to come to Malta ?
I’m not satisfied with Maltese wages as a Maltese person, so I moved to a country that satisfied me.