GRTU fighting utility bills with judicial protest
A judicial protest has been filed by the Chamber of Small and Medium Enterprises (GRTU) against the chairman of Enemalta, the president of the Malta Resources Authority, and the ministers responsible for resources and infrastructure claiming that the new utility rates discriminated against small businesses.
The protest called for the situation to be rectified, backdated to last October 1, and warned that further legal action would be taken if this was not done.
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lgalea
Jan 23rd 2009, 22:01
How about all unions doing the same in that the government and EneMalta are robbing the Maltese people by sending them estimates and also making them pay for their inefficiencies.
mikepace
Jan 23rd 2009, 16:35
Its time that the GRTU takes its utility bills case to the European Courts in the Hague and join hands in hands with nation to speak in one voice against these cruelty unjustice situation and discriminated against the common citizens .