Does the ETC have any policy or procedure in place to properly screen and filter out such sexual deviants, particularly those that are already up before the courts, in job placement?

He took offence when someone phoned in to point out that he was a Labour activist not just a head teacher.

One would have him attacking the government while the other speaker would have been Alfred Mallia Milanes who was not in politics.

That was subtle, Carmen! Did she get her iced bun? I lost count.

How is it that ARMS has a board of directors when Water Services hasn’t got one?

ARMS is equally owned by Water Services Corporation and EneMalta and these companies are rightfully represented on the Arms board of directors.

Perhaps this is the new way of doing things ; putting the cart before the horse.

Alalyzing, all these appointments, one wonders how cheap these people are by trashing their reputation, if they had any, and by ‘prostituting’ themselves during the campaign for a token appointment here and there.

Malta is really a small island, and it seems people do not have a life, if they were willing to stoop so low, just for a board appointment in an insignificant entity.

Let’s hope that now that these people have been vested with the responsibility of forging Malta’s strategy for employment will be able to maintain the success that the corporation and government have achieved in the recent years.