KUALA LUMPUR, April 5 — More than 50,000 workers nationwide are still being paid less than the new minimum wage or RM1,500, the Malaysian Trades Union Congress (MTUC) reportedly...
KUALA LUMPUR, April 5 — More than 50,000 workers nationwide are still being paid less than the new minimum wage or RM1,500, the Malaysian Trades Union Congress reportedly said.quoted MTUC secretary-general Kamarul Baharin Mansor saying that a large chunk of the guilty employers come from firms which are carrying out government contracts, but did not divulge more details.
“When enforcement officers went to the address, they couldn't find the company. So action couldn't be taken against them,” he was quoted saying by the English newspaper. He said that these companies claimed that they could not meet the minimum wage as the government had yet to renew and review their contracts.
Kamarul urged the government to only award government contracts to concession companies so that action could be taken against them for any breach.
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