Wage Strike by Malaysian Bus Drivers Plying Johor-Singapore Causeway Left Thousands of Commuters Stranded
JOHOR, MALAYSIA, JUL 21 – About 100 bus drivers struck over pay cuts and increased workload, delaying thousands of Malaysian commuters at Johor-Singapore Causeway, officials said the issue is being addressed.
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Bus services back to normal at BSI after salary misunderstanding resolved
JOHOR BARU: Bus services at the Sultan Iskandar Building (BSI) returned to normal this morning after a brief disruption caused by a salary-related misunderstanding involving several Causeway Link drivers was resolved. © New Straits Times Press (M) Bhd
Wage strike by Malaysian bus drivers plying Johor-Singapore Causeway left thousands of commuters stranded
A driver who works for Handal Indah – which operates the Causeway Link bus service between Singapore and Malaysia – told CNA that the drivers from his firm had protested over a pay dispute.
Thousands of cross-border commuters left stranded as Johor bus drivers strike
MALAYSIA: Thousands of cross-border commuters were left stranded and scrambling for alternatives after over 100 Johor bus drivers staged a sudden strike early Monday morning (Jul 21) The strike, which began around 5 a.m., saw drivers refusing to operate buses from key terminals, including the Sultan Iskandar Building (BSI) in Johor Bahru. Many affected were […]
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