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LETTER | World Bank and Bank Negara reports have shown that stagnant wages for youth are not a myth.

LETTER | With high pay for officials and lavish purchases for their use, it seems rakyat's interest is at most incidental or secondary.

Sources say the workers were hired by two liquidated companies, hence their current limbo status with WRP Asia.

UPDATED 12AM | Shareholder partner Tael paid the workers in cash, but say it could only withdraw RM1m from the bank today.

Foreign workers' fate still in limbo amid a tussle between management and shareholders.

Labour Department officers at the factory to ensure the company's foreign workers are paid wages owed to them.

Giving the cut to Amanah is fair since it helps members, he says, adding that ministers also don't get all MP perks.

Report also shows group hit by salary stagnation.

Chief Minister Mohd Shafie Apdal says the payment is to encourage civil servants to improve the quality of their service.

Additional allowances would help them to further their studies and undergo training to increase skills, says its head.

The staff plans to picket Utusan next month if there is another delay.

Mat Sabu wants the proposal to be taken into consideration, as with a pay hike for low-ranking cops.

Harapan has a leaner government with fewer ministers and deputy ministers, compared to Najib's cabinet.