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Lawmakers aim to address job scams, high recruitment fees.

Enhance skill sets to compete in more sophisticated job market - PM.

Business world doesn't seem to be working in the interest of Malaysians.

Deputy minister says human capital is a nation's biggest asset.

Minister vows stakeholder engagement in reviewing MOUs between Putrajaya and sending countries.

Disciplinary action against underperformers must be seen as fair.

Minister says labour disputes on upward trend.

Journey towards gender equality is a long one.

Ministers say employer failed to provide proper lodging, food.

Strengthen laws against irresponsible recruitment agencies, says info chief.

There's a need for a more proactive stance by the relevant ministries.

Intention is to create fair, equitable environment, Kanbe says.

Industrial Court rules company failed to prove the need for dismissal.

Unfortunately, organisations often reprimand victims instead of perpetrators.

Being informed ensures protection from exploitative practices.

Sim says such practices violate the Employment Act 1955.

Fahmi says however it is best for solution to be private initiative.

Minister says govt putting in place initiatives to encourage more women to work.

This will deter employers from hiring undocumented migrants.

Foreign investments also need to be channelled into local workers' wages.

Interns have to pay for their expenses too - Rashifa.

Contract clauses in final stage of discussions, says Finas chief Azmir.

22,510 household heads have been categorised as hardcore poor so far, says CM.

Labour Dept stayed mum on knowledge of employer’s non-attendance, workers claim.