In the Press: University at risk of not paying its employees

The Times of Malta

The University is at risk of not paying its employees every four weeks, due to a strained cash flow caused by delays in government practices. In its annual report for 2013, the National Audit Office found that the university owed the Inland Revenue Department over €9 million in income tax and social security contributions already deducted from employee wages, an amount three times higher than the money owed to the government a year earlier.

The Malta Independent

A number of business owners believe that people buy less daily necessities when a Super 5 lottery jackpot is announced. They cited their own dwindling sales as proof of this.

In-Nazzjon

Parliamentary secretary Jose Herrera had attended a Christmas party in a bar in St. Julians shortly before his alleged ‘hit and run’ incident in Hamrun.

L-Orizzont

A map is provided, showing how a teacher had allegedly installed a camera in the female toilets. The man, who has been charged with this alleged action, used to arrive at work at 7:30am everyday, with the ‘excuse’ that he had wanted to avoid traffic.