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Four-day week won t work

PETALING JAYA: It would not be possible for Malaysia as a developing country, to implement the four-day work week as the country is currently facing low productivity and labour problems, say industry players.

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Four-day work week won t work for Malaysia

It would not be possible for Malaysia as a developing country, to implement the four-day work week as the country is currently facing low productivity and labour problems, say industry players.

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Consider these proposals to create a safety net for retirees now

Letter from K. VEERIAH, Secretary, Malaysia Trades Union Congress, Penang.

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Report: Some Malaysian employers cut workers benefits after wage floor raised to RM1,500

KUALA LUMPUR, June 4 Some workers in Malaysia have complained that their benefits have been or would be reduced by employers in response to the new RM1,500 minimum wage.

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Some employers cut workers benefits after wage floor raised to RM1,500: Report | Daily Express Online

Some workers in Malaysia have complained that their benefits have been or would be reduced by employers in response to the new RM1,500 minimum wage implemented since May 1

Kuala lumpurIsmail sabri yaakobMohamaed afranMaria fernendezAssociation of malaysiaMalaysian employers federationMalaysian trades union congressMinister datuk seri ismail sabri yaakobStraits timesHuman resources ministryMalaysia standard classificationDing hong singMalaysian insightDatuk syed hussain husman

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