Pamela graduated Doctor of Laws from the University of Malta in 2004 and was admitted to the bar in 2005. She holds a Magister Juris in European and Comparative Law (2006), focusing on employee participation at the workplace.
With extensive experience in Maltese employment law, Pamela has been involved in the drafting of employment national laws, including transposition of EU directives, as well as the enforcement and prosecution before the Criminal Court. Her work also included European and international elements through her participation at the Council’s Social Questions Working Party and various EU Commission meetings on the implementation of Directives, including on posted workers, temporary agency workers, and transfer of undertakings.
She co-chaired and coordinated the EU Group at the International Labour Organisation Conference during Malta’s 2017 EU Presidency. Pamela has lectured on aspects of employment law at the University of Malta, delivered training to various organisations in Malta, and contributed to national employment law discussions.
Pamela is currently engaged as a consultant at GVZH Advocate. Her primary focus is employment and industrial relations law and practice.
