Free Malaysia Today on MSN6d
When RM1,800 a month is ‘too high’ a salary in Sabah
The cost of doing business, lack of infrastructure, political instability and a small market are keeping salaries low in Sabah, say experts.
Malaysia’s new pension fund rule for foreign workers will boost EPF but is thin on details
EPF contributions for foreign workers will boost the fund and make it more attractive to hire locals. Read more at ...
Vital to promote PWP awareness, say groups
While expressing support for the Progressive Wage Policy (PWP), the Associated Chinese Chambers of Commerce and Industry of Malaysia (ACCCIM) has suggested that more efforts should be made to promote ...
Eight in 10 Canadians oppose MPs getting hefty salary increase in April
Federal workers will get a bump in their paychecks next month, but members of Parliament will see a more significant salary ...
Malay Mail on MSN3d
Claims of unpaid wages trigger clash at Pokok Sena factory, police step in
Police are tracking down suspects linked to unrest involving factory workers in Pokok Sena, Kedah yesterday. The incident, ...
Malay Mail on MSN2d
PM Anwar: RM1b Sapura injection to pay what’s owed to Bumi vendors, not bail out execs
Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim today defended the move to inject RM1.1 billion into Sapura Energy, saying this is to ...
Private clinics in Malaysia push for fee hikes amid soaring healthcare costs
Consumers are worried hikes by GPs would impact affordability and accessibility. Read more at straitstimes.com.
Poorest in Britain worse off than Slovenia and Malta after 15 years of stagnant wages, report warns
A damning report found that the worst off in parts of Britain are now poorer than those in Slovenia and Malta after a decade ...
VnExpress International on MSN3d
Malaysia to mandate 2% pension fund contribution from foreign workers
Malaysia is set to require its 2.5 million foreign workers to contribute 2% of their monthly salaries to the national pension ...