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What's going on in the news today, with updates at 9am, 2pm, 6pm, and 9pm.

'What we now have is protection only if you can afford it.'

Wage gap between top-level executives, workers is ‘obscene’.

He fought for workers' interests with dedication and passion, says MTUC.

Govt has instituted many positive reforms, but not for workers.

Govt urged to get tough on recalcitrant employers.

Govt duty-bound to aid employees who helped transform the nation.

Govt must not dither on workers’ rights.

Cost of living crisis getting worse by the day, D'Angelus says.

Being informed ensures protection from exploitative practices.

HR ministry has fallen prey to the business community's predatory practices.

EIWU calls for a review of ballot tabulating system favouring employers. 

Enforcement of minimum wage started yesterday.

Panasonic is sunsetting plants here, saying it's unrelated to corruption case.

It cites business reasons for the decision, a year after losing two lawsuits.

They have given the ammunition company two weeks to respond.

Many complaints it has of security guards not getting their full salaries.

Those affected have lived in the five estates for more than three generations.

Election law allows workers to be given time to vote - HR minister.

Three workers were evicted by force and others are protesting this.

Khairy: Cooperation of employers in public and private sectors is important.

The Labour Law Coalition wants these clauses taken off from the bill.

Hermono is finding out why 164 workers not permitted to come here.

It's the biggest settlement of its kind in the global garment industry.