Higher pay sounds good, but employers are worried about the cost.
The teacher said she was promised RM1.7K, but continued receiving RM1.6K with no contributions credited.
The allowance that made an entire country say “enough.”
“It is possible with careful spending.”
“The cost of living in the city isn’t the same as rural areas.”
Instead of paying fines, it’s better to pay the minimum wage to employees. – JTKSM
It’s not just tough here, it’s tough everywhere.
If there’s a will, there’s a way.
Still, KESUMA notes that RM1,700 isn’t a one-size-fits-all wage, especially for fresh grads or skilled workers.
It slammed several groups for turning to “fear mongering and incoherent rhetoric”.
Currently, Malaysia’s minimum wage is RM1,500 per month. Anwar wants this raised before the country even considers bringing back GST.
It suggested raising it to RM2,102 per month.