PRESS RELEASE BY THE MINISTRY FOR THE ENVIRONMENT, ENERGY AND PUBLIC CLEANLINESS Improvements in working conditions at GHRC through a new collective agreement
A new four-year agreement will lead to substantial improvements in working conditions and benefits for the employees of the Grand Harbour Regeneration Corporation (GHRC).
“The corporation’s workers are a crucial pillar of our vision for regenerating the Grand Harbour area; a regeneration that puts the community first. This agreement also reflects our commitment to providing good working conditions and a stable future for everyone working in this sector. I am pleased that this step was taken through genuine collaboration and with respect for workers’ rights,” said Minister Miriam Dalli during the signing of the agreement between GHRC and the General Workers’ Union (GWU).
The agreement includes increases in wages and allowances, strengthened family-friendly measures, and professional development initiatives so that employees can continue improving their skills in a modern and inclusive work environment.
GHRC CEO Gino Cauchi thanked all parties involved in the discussions and noted the continuous spirit of cooperation shown. He stated that the agreement is a clear sign of the Government’s trust in the work of GHRC and all its employees; work that focuses on regenerating entire areas around both the Grand Harbour and Marsamxett Harbour.
The Secretary of the GWU Section, Riccarda Darmanin, remarked that the negotiations were carried out with a spirit of cooperation and mutual respect, expressing gratitude to all those involved. She also thanked the workers’ representative, John Attard, for his continuous work and support for the Union members.
In recent years, the GHRC has completed several projects, including the regeneration of the Marsamxett area in Valletta, Kalkara Square and waterfront, the entrance to Senglea (Isla), the Pietà and Msida waterfronts, and the Mall Gardens in Floriana. Several other projects are planned and will begin in the coming weeks.
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