KUALA LUMPUR: The government is in the midst of amending the Employment Act 1955 so e-hailing drivers will be recognised as workers, said Datuk Awang Hashim.
KUALA LUMPUR: The memorandum of understanding (MoU) on the recruitment and protection of Indonesian domestic workers is expected to be finalised by early of next year, says Datuk Awang Hashim.
A “MALAYSIANISATION” programme is being mulled by the government to provide a RM500 pay raise for locals employed in the various sectors, says Datuk Awang Hashim.
KUALA LUMPUR - Malaysia s hospitals are overwhelmed, with photos and videos of patients lying on hospital floors making the rounds as the country hit a record high of 9,180 Covid-19 cases on Friday (July 9).
The health crisis has prompted calls for tighter enforcement of the nationwide lockdown, which some medical experts describe as half-baked .
Netizens were baffled after department stores in the capital and Johor announced their reopening on Friday on social media, even though only essential services are meant to open.
Isetan announced on Facebook the reopening of its outlets in Suria KLCC mall and The Gardens Mall, while Sogo s department stores in Kuala Lumpur and Johor Baru also resumed business.
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