Still, KESUMA notes that RM1,700 isn’t a one-size-fits-all wage, especially for fresh grads or skilled workers.
Can’t Afford The New Minimum Wage? Might As Well Quit Doing Business, Says S’wak Union
It slammed several groups for turning to “fear mongering and incoherent rhetoric”.
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Anwar: GST Will Only Come Back If Minimum Income Hits RM3,000 To RM4,000
Currently, Malaysia’s minimum wage is RM1,500 per month. Anwar wants this raised before the country even considers bringing back GST.
RM1.5K Salary Isn’t Enough For M’sian Families To Survive, Says UNICEF
It suggested raising it to RM2,102 per month.
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