As the Malayan Trades Union Congress faces provisional dissolution over compliance issues, union leaders warn of weakening worker representation amid rising employment pressures
Many global labour organisations already have a presence here, and Malaysia can leverage on this to provide leadership on labour issues to other Asean nations
Labour unions have welcomed newly minted Human Resources Minister Steven Sim’s appointment and the worker-centric direction he has set for the ministry.
As part of his promise to “stand with employees”, newly minted Human Resources Minister Steven Sim has appointed a trade unionist as his special functions officer.
Bukit Aman’s Commercial Crime Investigation Department highlights telecommunications and e-commerce fraud as the biggest culprits in rising cybercrime figures
A series of coordinated raids at KLIA Terminal 1 and Kota Warisan led to the arrest of five suspects and the seizure of 166.2kg of marijuana buds believed to have been destined for the European market
