Go will be doubling the data on all its Pay As You Go bundles until August 16. Customers purchasing any of these bundles will also have access to Go’s high-speed 42Mbps nationwide network.

Go will launch a number of new mobile data bundles including 500MB for €5, 1GB for €8 and 6GB for €20, all of which will benefit from this double data promotion.

Daniela Bagnaschi, senior marketing manager at Go, said: “For most people summer means more time outside and more socialising, and that means relying even more on mobile internet to stay in touch. With our double data offer, Go’s mobile internet bundle customers know that this summer they can get on with organising their life without worrying about any extra costs.”

Webinar on employment in Africa and the Middle East

A free 90-minute webinar is being organised by the Employment Law Alliance on July 22, entitled Privacy Rights in the Workplace for Employees in Africa and the Middle East.

For employers with operations in Africa and the Middle East, this webinar will provide useful insight on potential challenges and solutions.

Employers and employees are facing new challenges about privacy issues that often are in conflict with each other. Just how far can an employee expect his/her rights to be protected in the workplace? Can an employer demand health related tests? Share personal records? Monitor social media records and e-mails?

The Employment Law Alliance is a network of labour and employment attorneys around the world. CSB Advocates is the Malta representative law firm of the ELA.

For more information contact info@csb-advocates.com.

Alter Domus moves office

Alter Domus has moved to new offices in Mrieħel following an increase in demand from clients and subsequent additions to its staff complement.

As a member of the Alter Domus group, Alter Domus Malta opened its doors in 2010 providing fund and corporate services to both local and international clients.

“These new premises will enable Alter Domus to widen its services and continue delivering high quality performance consistent with potential changes in regulations, while continuing to attract the best local talent to help us serve our growing client network,” Chris Casapinta, country executive of Alter Domus Malta, said.

The new building can house the current workforce of around 90 people with room to cater for the planned expansion to around 100 by the end of 2015.