Callistus Antony D’Angelus

LETTER | Parliament should curb corporate dominance

LETTER | Parliament should curb corporate dominance

Business world doesn't seem to be working in the interest of Malaysians.
LETTER | 'Elegant silence' on workers' plight

LETTER | 'Elegant silence' on workers' plight

Successive governments didn't address issues related to conditions of workers.

LETTER | Restore justice to hotel and restaurant workers

LETTER | Restore justice to hotel and restaurant workers

Efforts must be made to pressure MPs into seeing the need to redress the imbalance in the hotel industry in M'sia.
Workers’ representatives should be treated with dignity

Workers’ representatives should be treated with dignity

LETTER | The recent statement of the human resources minister needs to be examined by the Malaysian public.

A total revamp of industrial relations needed

A total revamp of industrial relations needed

LETTER | The industrial relations system in the country has, to a large extent, been framed to serve the interest of the government in power.

Malaysian workers have a mountain to climb

Malaysian workers have a mountain to climb

LETTER | The govt's position on not reviewing the retirement age is based on flawed reasoning and assumptions.

A need for comprehensive labour reform

A need for comprehensive labour reform

LETTER | HR minister has his work cut out for him after decades of neglect of the system of employment in the country.

Malaysian workers deserve a change in government

Malaysian workers deserve a change in government

LETTER | Labour has been robbed of its dignity

‘Human rights abuses should not go unpunished’

‘Human rights abuses should not go unpunished’

The reports involving the allegation that a carrier, Malindo Air, required prospective female cabin crew attendants to strip as part of the interview process has to be categorised as a human rights violation. If media reports are accurate and it did happen the way it was reported, it takes us back to the dark ages where workers were treated no better than chattel.

A global workers’ backlash in the offing

A global workers’ backlash in the offing

Recent political events such as the US presidential elections, the Brexit vote, the build-up to the French presidential elections, the referendum outcome in Italy and the rise of populism, nationalism and isolationism in the West has shaken up the global political order. The clear signals of widespread disaffection by the common people were ignored for a long time by the ruling elite.