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Too few women in the labour market

Rudolph Cini, the Nationalist Party's candidate for the EU Parliament complains in the daily Times of Malta about the lack of women in the Maltese labour market: "A report published recently by the European Commission ... ranks Malta 25th out of the 27 EU member states when it comes to providing childcare facilities. ...The average rate of Maltese women contributing in the labour market is low compared with all the other EU member states. Only 37 per cent of women hold a full- or part-time job; the rest are inactive or taking care of their families, while the average participation of women in EU states stands at 58.3 per cent. ... More measures must be sought to encourage women to retain their employment and a balance between work and family commitments should be encouraged ... The private sector should be encouraged to follow suit and given support to allow employees to enjoy flexible working conditions aimed at retaining women in the workforce."

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