[Daphne – You’ll find a lot about the subject on the internet, starting with this basic definition: http://www.marketresearchworld.net/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=2918&Itemid=78 . Of course, you have to allow for peculiarities. For example, in Malta all those who are called tal-pepe are socio-economic group A for research purposes, whatever their occupation and whether they are pensioners or not.]

Do you really think so? Still to qualify IT students in their final year have already been head hunted by Maltese enterprises and with quite excellent pay package – and these still have to graduate.

This is the present situation – and actually we are still missing thousands of IT specialists.

Forgot to mention that the pro-austerity parties in Greece were decimated by the ‘no change’ parties. More woe for the Euro.
With the Maltese reds in power here, rip open your mattresses and count your Lira.

Daphne, will read it with much interest. Now that we have a ‘no change agent’ as socialist President in France, Lino appears to be also rising from the ashes. Woe is the Euro.

[Daphne – They’ve amended it.]

Sentences such as: ‘jien hasdd ma siebt la puyinu u lanqas il CCF’, make my eyes bleed. I cannot even understand what this person means. Such people speak and write in their mother language with total abandon for grammar, sentence structure, punctuation and last but not least, spelling.

Employers – Maltese Parliament/Member of Parliament

I served as Mayor of Paola from 1994 till 1998. I was first elected in Parliament in 1998, re-elected in 2003 and in 2008 with the largest amount of votes in the 4th electoral district. Since elected in Parliament I was the Malta Labour Party spokesperson for the elderly. June 2008 Newly elected Labour Leader, Dr Joseph Muscat chose Silvio Parnis as the Main Opposition Spokesperson for Consumer Protection. .

University – Mount Carmel College Malta

Joseph Muscat, the man who told us to stay out of Europe, and George Vella, the other man who actually froze Malta’s application to join the EU in 1996, and their party demanding the resignation of Richard Cachia Caruana, the man who was at the front in Malta’s bid to join Europe. They probably can’t stand the guy who shattered their partnership dreams, and on the first occasion, they go after him.

This is what the Labour Party is about. Bile and hate. Abusing the institutions. And abusing individuals. In the national interest, of course.

http://www.timesofmalta.com/articles/view/20120506/local/attacks-on-cachia-caruana-show-kangaroo-court-attitude-government.418656

http://www.timesofmalta.com/articles/view/20120506/local/Utility-bills-still-higher-for-expats.418500

“Alexandra MalliaBorg

Today, 13:47

…….., i personally got not time for people such as yourselves the expats or any British visiter, just pay up or go, straight from our Mr.Dom’s mouth our idle and legend.”

Never mind the xenophobic nature of her comments, I presume the misspelling of idol as idle is what you had in mind regarding illiteracy of PL supporters, or maybe she meant idle legend ?

As Mrs Caruana Galizia said, their parents were not only illiterate but also careless and didn’t give a damn about their family.

I happen to know this family personally, and there is a third party involved in this situation, their family doctor. These siblings never went to school. They were always absent.

The doctor used to issue medical certificates regularly for them. The parents were fined regulary for the childrens’ absenteeism. But the authorities took no serious actions against the parents and the family doctor.