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Nationwide Sweep Reveals Security Companies Still Not Paying RM1.7K Minimum Wage
A spot check found that several firms are still paying guards the outdated RM1,500 monthly rate, two months after the new minimum wage came into effect.
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This Tunku Scholar's Experience Working At A Mamak Opened His Eyes To Labour Rights
Coming from a single-parent household, he is also the first in his family to pursue a law degree.
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Chinese Employers Are Hiring More Men To Avoid Paying Women Due To Longer Maternity Leave
A survey conducted by a national-level organisation found that 41.3% of respondents indicated a shift to a higher male-to-female ratio in employment to mitigate the impact of extended maternity leave.
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South Korean Workers Dress Up As 'Squid Game' Characters To Protest For Labour Rights
The Korean Confederation of Trade Unions (KCTU) promoted the protest using 'Squid Game'-themed posters and videos.
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Foreign Worker Dies By Suicide After Employer Allegedly Failed To Pay Salary For 5 Months
The 30-year-old Pakistani filmed two videos prior to his death, naming his employer and stating why he wanted to die by suicide.
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A Risky Gig: Majority Of M'sian E-Hailing & Delivery Drivers Have No Insurance Or Savings
Once a side job, the gig work has now become a major source of income. But a significant majority of the gig workers have no emergency or retirement/old age savings.
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French Colleagues Reported Singaporean Artiste To HR For Sending Them A Work Email At 8PM
The staff at HR became concerned that she had 'no life' after work.
