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Complaints about political bias from a national broadcaster which has always been under the influence of the Office of the Prime Minister has been the order of the day for the last 30 years at least

We reap what we sow These are very capable individuals who are yet placed in a contentious scenario where a parliamentary commissioner such as this one has to deal with both sides of a tribal political divide, which means any political baggage of said advisors could be weaponised as a sign of mistrust Saviour Balzan 26 April 2021, 7:41am Standards Commissioner George Hyzler When Joseph Muscat came up with the idea of appointing the lawyer and former PN parliamentary secretary George Hyzler as ...

We are all made of the same stuff I found the comments in Tuesday’s articles about my late husband, Frans Sammut, refusing to start a blog very interesting indeed. Some commentators were sceptic about the veracity of my son’s testimony! Is it true that some people can be so naive? Is there anything to be sceptic about? I can vouch that the testimony is as true as the fact that I’m writing this letter! There were those who claimed that they were friends and even close friends to my late hu...

In affidavit to tribunal, PBS manager told of sexual harassment from Bundy Junior manager told tribunal in affidavit that Bundy harassed her and compelled her in obtaining access to chairman’s office to take copies of board minutes 10 February 2021, 7:53am by Matthew Vella John Bundy had hosted a series of Labour political activities in the run up to the 2013 general elections. In August 2016 he was hand-picked by the Muscat administration to become PBS chief executive officer A junior manag...

Something is glaringly wrong at Guardamangia Hill, where the state broadcaster has its main offices and studios. And it is not just about “due impartiality” in news and current affairs programmes. The industrial tribunal award, which found that former CEO John Bundy was unfairly dismissed, raises serious questions about how PBS goes about its business. One can only hope other government entities are not run in the same manner. The tribunal’s decision on compensation is worrying and there...

Industrial Tribunal decision which ruled John Bundy was unfairly dismissed by the PBS board in 2017 to be appealed by the Public Broadcasting Services

Malta covered the expenses of four countries that participated in the Junior Eurovision Song Contest which the island hosted in 2016, according to former Public Broadcasting Services CEO John Bundy. The veteran broadcaster, who on Tuesday was awarded €226,000 over his unfair dismissal, told the Industrial Tribunal that during his short tenure at the helm of PBS, he had held a meeting with the European Broadcasting Union’s chair about the contest. Bundy was informed that according to an agre...

Former Public Broadcasting Services CEO John Bundy has been awarded over €226,000 in compensation after winning an unfair dismissal claim against the state broadcaster.  Bundy had taken his grievance before the Industrial Tribunal, claiming that he had only learnt about the unanimous vote of no confidence, taken against him at a directors’ meeting one year into his five-year contract as CEO, through media reports.  Although his termination letter subsequently listed a number of alleged sh...

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