With Malta’s pay transparency requirements now in force, many employers have completed, or are currently undertaking, job evaluation exercises.
But completing the exercise is only part of the picture.
How roles are evaluated, how categories of work are established, and the evidence behind those decisions all matter when it comes to demonstrating equal work and work of equal value.
Join legal, HR and business leaders as we look beyond compliance and explore what it takes for job evaluation to stand up to scrutiny.
Places are limited. Attendance is free, with complimentary parking available for the first 40 attendees.
Agenda
Free eventTuesday 13th October 2026
The Grist, The Brewhouse, Mrieħel
Registration & Coffee
Guest arrival and networking ahead of the morning’s programme.
Welcome
Opening remarks and introduction to the morning.
Law & Risk
What happens when job evaluation comes under scrutiny?
A discussion on “categories of work”, equal work of equal value, and what employers need to consider when demonstrating that their approach is objective and defensible.
Light Breakfast & Networking
Practice & Proof
Job evaluation across different industries
Perspectives from different industries on how organisations approach job evaluation, define categories of work and put the process into practice.
Joint Q&A
An open discussion with panellists from both sessions. Have a question you’d like addressed? Submit it in the form below.
Closing Remarks
Key takeaways and next steps.