2.1 This appointment is subject to a probationary period of twelve (12) months .
2.2 During the probationary/trial period, appointees must successfully complete appropriate induction programmes organised by the Institute for the Public Services to be eligible for confirmation of appointment.
2.3 The salary for the post of Manager I is Salary Scale 10, which in the year 2025 is €25,570.98 per annum, rising by annual increments of €407.67 up to a maximum of €28,017.00.
2.4 A Manager I in Salary Scale 10 will progress up to Salary Scale 7 (€30,506.98 x €531.17 - €33,694.00 in 2025) on completion of eight (8) years of service as Manager I in the respective Salary Scale, subject to satisfactory performance.
2.5 A Manager I (Salary Scale 10) who obtains a recognised Masters Degree at MQF Level 7 (subject to a minimum of 90 ECTS/ECVET credits, or equivalent*) in relevant areas as determined by Management shall be placed in Salary Scale 9 (€27,145.02 x €447.33 - €29,829.00 in 2025) and will progress to Salary Scale 8 (€28,792.02 x €486.83 - €31,713.00 in 2025) after two (2) years satisfactory service as Manager I (Salary Scale 9).
*A recognised Masters qualification with a minimum of 60 ECTS/ECVET credits is only accepted subject to an MQRIC formal Masters recognition statement being submitted with the application (subject to the provisions of clause 5.4 of the General Provisions document). A recognised Masters qualification from the University of Malta (awarded pre-2009) with less than 60 ECTS/ECVET credits is acceptable provided that it is verified by MQRIC or the University of Malta that the workload is comparable to at least 60 ECTS/ECVET credits.
2.6 A Manager I (Salary Scale 8) will further progress to Salary Scale 7 (€30,506.98 x €531.17 - €33,694.00 in 2025) after two (2) years of satisfactory service Manager I (Salary Scale 8).
2.7 The appointees shall also be entitled to an annual performance bonus of up to 10% of the basic salary, subject to satisfactory performance, and a payment of an annual class allowance of €750, subject to Central Administration’s policies in force from time to time.
2.8 It will not be possible to request a transfer before a two (2) year period from date of appointment. On the lapse of a two (2) year period, appointees may only be transferred at their own request to carry out duties elsewhere, in accordance with established vacancies.
2.9 The result will be valid for a period of two (2) years from the date of publication.
2.10 In terms of the requirements emanating from Directive 16, regarding the “Governing Framework for Preventing and Managing Conflicts of Interest in the Public Administration”, issued by the Principal Permanent Secretary on 27th November 2023 and which came into force on 1st February 2024, the Selection Board will assess candidates’ previous employments to assess potential conflicts of interest. In this respect, candidates are to provide a completely updated CV, including qualifications and employment history with their application. Any potential conflict of interest matters noted will be reported to the respective Permanent Secretary, to ensure that should the candidate be recruited, such conflicts of interest would be appropriately managed.
Moreover, selected candidates are to report any known actual, potential or apparent conflicts of interest prior to accepting an appointment, through the prescribed Declaration available at Appendix 1 to Directive 16 (available
here).