Issue Date	Title	Author(s)
2019	Life beyond pregnancy : career guidance through the eyes of teenage mothers : a qualitative study	Portelli, Catherine
2019	The role of career guidance in secondary school subject choice : a case study	Giordmaina, Tania
2019	The perspective of women who broke the glass ceiling in Malta’s financial services sector	Walker, Nadia
2019	Work-family conflicts of working fathers holding managerial positions in the hospitality industry	Vella, Philip
2019	The transformation towards a lean manufacturing organisation : the impact on industrial employees	Vella, Danica Ann
2019	Culinary sector : opportunities and challenges	Tabone, Alan
2019	The small-scale syndrome : career aspirations of Maltese and Gozitan secondary school students	Camilleri, Thomas
2019	Exploring the career guidance needs of male sub-saharan immigrants in the labour market	Cascun, Glen
2019	Organisational justice perceptions and job outcomes : examining unfairness at the workplace	Schembri, Odette
2019	The new world of work : investigating what attracts to join the gaming sector	Prato, Carlo
2019	A healthy worker is a productive worker : a study on mental health policy at the workplace in the Maltese islands	Pisani Scalpello, Daniela
2019	The challenges faced by working parents of children with disability	Mifsud, Kirsten
2019	Exploring what impact Millennials and Generation X have on employee retention within the iGaming industry in Malta	Micallef Trigona, Stephanie
2019	Glass cliff : the Maltese perspective of women who went beyond the barrier	Mamo, Janice Kay
2019	The working conditions of the Malta Police Force : a generic perspective	Lia, Marco
2019	Breaking the glass ceiling : women in the boardroom	Del Bene Agius, Sharon M
2019	Early school leavers : employability and the labour market	De Giorgio, Michelle
2019	The Maltese millennials at work : a sociological enquiry	Darmanin, Sara
2019	Fathers and work-life conflict in the Maltese banking sector	Camilleri, Steven
2019	Are employees aware of their employment rights? : a study based on Malta Freeport Terminals Ltd employees	Calleja, Joanna