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Sunday, November 23, 2025

Implementing the EU Pay Transparency Directive in Malta—New Obligations Effective From 27 August 2025 - The National Law Review

The adoption of Legal Notice 112 of 2025—Transparent and Predictable Working Conditions (Amendment) Regulations on 27 June 2025 marks Malta’s first legislative step toward implementing the European Union’s pay transparency directive (Directive (EU) 2023/970).

Quick Hits

  • The new obligations on pay transparency under Malta’s Legal Notice 112 of 2025—Transparent and Predictable Working Conditions (Amendment) Regulations took effect on 27 August 2025 and apply to both job applicants and existing employees.
  • The legislation covers pay range transparency and the right to receive pay information from employers.
  • Malta’s Department for Industrial and Employment Relations recently issued a set of FAQs to provide further guidance.

Every employer in Malta, regardless of headcount or sector, is subject to Legal Notice 112. Likewise, it extends to all “applicants for employment,” including part-time and fixed-term workers. The legislation addresses two main areas: pre-employment salary disclosure and providing employees with the right to request and receive information about their own pay and the pay levels for other employees performing the same work.

Job Application Pay Transparency

During recruitment, employers are required to provide the initial pay or pay range and any collective agreement pay provisions relating to the role before the start of employment, differing slightly from the directive, which requires disclosure before interview. This offers employers more flexibility on...



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