Education minister guilty of unfair dismissal

What’s all this fus about the money being sucked from the taxpayers’ coffers to make good for the unfair dismissal of a worker by the Honourable Education Minister? Why worry about the €3,900 in compensation awarded to the worker concerned by the Industrial Tribunal, when we can console ourselves that a lawyer who enjoys the Nationalist Party’s trust will be pocketing a sizeable amount of money for the legal advice and assistance so kindly rendered to the Honourable Education Minister in the place of a lawyer available from the Office of the Attorney General? It’s certainly nobody’s business if the Honourable Education Minister likes to pay a house lawyer of her trust from public funds instead of using the free of charge services of a salaried lawyer in public office. After all this is nothing compared to the money being poured down the drain by her counterpart the Honourable Health Minister upon whom the responsibility lies for the selection of the husband of the Honourable Education Minister’s daughter and three other fellows as a medical consultants without even being qualified to apply for the post. One can take as very simple example the hundreds of thousands of euros that have gone down the drain because of the Honourable Health Minister’s procrastination for 3 whole years to decide whether to transfer the Oncology Department to the Rehabilitation Hospital Karen Grech or Mater Dei Hospital, notwithstanding that from the very begining the former head of the Oncology Department had advised the latter option. Another case in point is that mentioned in a constitutional case filed againt the Honourable Health Minister to which there has been no public reaction by the Government, where it has been claimed that, after having pointed out breaches of the law in the employment of individuals by the Health Ministry, a Health Official was removed from his duties and placed in a room on his own without any work at all to do while receiving a salary and a performance bonus. No problem at all. As it has been so aptly proclaimed by the ex-Nationalist Minister of Finance, the late George Bonello Dupuis, our public debt will be paid by our children and grandchildren.

Din il-poza qisa ta' xi wahda minn Hollywood.

This is the tip of the iceberg. The Education Ministry has become the showcase of bad treatment to its employees who do not come from the Sliema district or are not of the same political colour. Malta in the EU has turned out to be worse than any other period in living memory.

Justice! All those who do wrong should pay for their misdeeds. Immunity should be abolished in this country. No one should be above the Law.

Mhux ta xejn din trid titlaq...too many skeletons in the cupboard!

Hekk tajjeb ---- mela mit-taxxi li jhallas cikku l-poplu, issa minbarra li rridu nohorgu l-erbat elef ewro kumpens lil Bartolo irridu nhallsu wkoll il-kont biz-zalza li, m'ghandniex xi nghidu, l-avukat Peter Fenech (miskin, dan kumbinazzjoni nazzjonalist maghruf sew, tafux) ser jibghat lill-ministeru (ghax probabbli dolores ma tkunx hemm dak iz-zmien !!!) meta suppost li l-agenzija tal-avukat generali tipprovdi servizzi legali lill-gvern b'avukati impjegati mal-gvern !!! Tghid tancred tabone ma ghandux xi honorarium ukoll bhala chairman tal-management board tal-konservatorju - nahseb li haqqu, mhux hekk, wara li hareg ta' bravu bil-mod kif ittratta lil din i-sinjura!!!! --- veru gonzipn wasal fl-ahhar fazin tal-agunija tieghu issa ... ic-cucata li sakemm inwarrbuh se jkompli jaghmel festa shiha mil-flus tal-pajjiz u jharbat kulma jsib quddiemu .....