Johari Ghani: Some Firms Still Pay TVET Graduates Like Foreign Workers Despite Minimum Wage Increase
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Johari Ghani: Some firms still pay TVET graduates like foreign workers despite minimum wage increase
KUALA LUMPUR, Nov 2 — Some Malaysian firms remain reluctant to pay local vocational graduates decent wages, often offering them salaries equivalent to those of foreign workers...
Profitable manufacturers reluctant to pay locals better wages, says Johari
KUALA LUMPUR: Efforts to reduce Malaysia's dependence on foreign workers and improve local livelihoods are being hampered by manufacturers who continue to offer minimum wages despite recording hundreds of millions of ringgit in profits.
Malay News- Malaysian newspapers from Kuala Lumpur
ohmymedia.ccGraduan pendidikan dan latihan technical dan vokasional (TVET) tempatan berdepan cabaran apabila terdapat syarikat yang menawarkan until gaji setara pekerja asing, sekali gus menjejaskan usaha menarik minat rakyat Malaysia mengisi sektor pekerjaan berkenaan. Menurut laporan FMT, Menteri Pelaburan, Perdagangan dan Industri, Johari Ghani berkata, terdapat juga majikan yang menempatkan pekerja tempatan di penginapan khusus untuk […] The post Gaji g…
KUALA LUMPUR: Some employers are still failing to offer local graduates of Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET) a decent salary when the rate given is the same as that given to foreign workers despite their qualifications. Minister of Investment, Trade and Industry, Datuk Seri Johari Abdul Ghani said there are still companies that record profits of RM100 million, but offer a starting salary of RM1,700 to ...
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