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MTUC asks gov t to overhaul procedures for driving licence tests, making it more affordable for B40 group

MTUC asks gov t to overhaul procedures for driving licence tests, making it more affordable for B40 group
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Amend Sabah Labour Ordinance to protect employees, says MTUC

KOTA KINABALU: Amendments to Sabah’s Labour Ordinance (SLO) need to be expedited to protect the welfare of employees, says Malaysian Trades Union Congress (MTUC) Sabah secretary Engrit Liaw.

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Congress: Reform Sarawak Labour Ordinance to uphold constitutional equality

Congress: Reform Sarawak Labour Ordinance to uphold constitutional equality
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Enforce RM1,500 minimum wage policy

KUALA LUMPUR: The enforcement of the RM1,500 minimum wage for employers with fewer than five workers from July 1 eliminates discrimination faced by workers in small and medium enterprises.

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Minimum wage will eliminate discrimination, says MTUC

Kuala Lumpur: The enforcement of the RM1,500 minimum wage for employers with fewer than five workers, which started on Saturday, will eliminate discrimination against workers in the Small and Medium Enterprise (SME) sector, who have been complaining about their low wages.

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