
Malaysians seeking construction jobs in Japan - beware Tokyo Olympics' dark side
LETTER | As the government seeks to send semi-skilled workers abroad, their rights must be safeguarded.

LETTER | As the government seeks to send semi-skilled workers abroad, their rights must be safeguarded.

Memorandum of cooperation with Japan still being drafted, says Human Resource Minister M Kulasegaran.


UPDATED 11.47PM | Putrajaya does not want anyone victimised under efforts to cut administration budget, Dr M adds.



LETTER | The need for power and control results in a disengaged workforce.

LETTER | Corruption at the highest order, at public expense, will no longer be tolerated.

This translates to 86 percent of the country's 15.2 million workers not being covered.

LETTER | Labour has been robbed of its dignity

LETTER | Companies are indiscriminately firing their workers without adequate compensation.

FEATURE | The degeneration of the labour movement can only be understood in its historical context.

ADUN SPEAKS | Raising the minimum wage limit will only strengthen the economy instead of weakening it.

The proposal to set up an Unemployment Insurance Scheme (UIS) by the Human Resources Ministry to manage retrenched workers in this country is completely out of touch with today’s economic and employment realities. Here's why.

Professionals, managers, executives and technicians more likely to be made redundant, says Ministry of Manpower report.

INTERVIEW | All signs point to his ministry being unconcerned about workers' plight, he says.

They claim Three Production has held back their salaries for seven months now.