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Nube sec-gen cries intimidation after police report by minister

Nube sec-gen cries intimidation after police report by minister Published Modified12:43 pm - National Union of Bank Employees (Nube) secretary-general J Solomon has cried intimidation after Human Resources Minister M Saravanan lodged a police report against him. Saravanan had claimed Solomon slandered him and misled the public by asking the Human Resources Ministry not to relax the enforcement of the Workers’ Minimum Standards of Housing and Amenities Act 1990 (Act 446). Last month, Saravanan was reported as saying. All Access Plan

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Experts back full lockdown in Selangor

Experts back full lockdown in Selangor Veena Babulal KUALA LUMPUR: As increasing Covid-19 infections wreak havoc on the country s healthcare system, experts are saying that a full lockdown, similar to the first Movement Control Order, may be the way to curb further spread of the coronavirus. Science, Technology and Innovation Ministry s (Mosti) Covid-19 Epidemiological Analysis and Strategies Task Force chairman Datuk Dr Awang Bulgiba Awang Mahmud said such a lockdown was necessary for Selangor, where healthcare services appeared to be on the brink of collapse. There is a real danger of an exponential increase in cases, the likes of which we have never seen before, and this could completely overwhelm our healthcare system. We are probably on the brink of something like that.

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Workers housing standards law still in force

Workers housing standards law still in force - Saravanan A - The Human Resources Ministry has denied reports by news portals that it has suspended the enforcement of the Workers’ Minimum Standards of Housing and Amenities (Amendment) 2019 (Act 446). Its Minister M Saravanan said the act was still in force and enforcement operations were constantly being carried out. All Access Plan

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Mixed signals will drive investors away, warn economists

Mixed signals will drive investors away, warn economists Faye Kwan © Provided by Free Malaysia Today Human resources minister M Saravanan (second from right) had been doing well to address issues of workers’ accommodation and it was therefore disappointing to see Putrajaya making a U-turn, says an economist. (Bernama pic) PETALING JAYA: Two economists have urged the government to review its latest policies on foreign labour and mineral extraction, saying Putrajaya is sending mixed signals to foreign investors. Speaking to FMT, they said the decision to relax the enforcement of rules on workers’ housing and on the extraction of non-renewable minerals raised questions about the government’s commitment to human rights and protection of the environment.

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PM on Labour Day: Govt committed to safeguarding, uplifting workers welfare amid pandemic

pic). In his Labour Day address on Saturday (May 1), Muhyiddin said that the government will prioritise and safeguard the welfare of workers from all levels to ensure no one is left behind He added that many are still suffering as they try to maintain their livelihood during the pandemic and the slowdown of the economy. “I do not deny that despite the government’s many efforts to assist, there are still workers out there affected and will take much time to return to their lives as they have enjoyed before the pandemic struck, ” said Muhyiddin However, I believe Malaysian workers are sustainable workers who help each other to revive the economy, ” he added in a televised speech.

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