Championing workers’ rights


WOW, Malaysian companies will certainly recoil in horror at the suggestion that workers’ representatives should sit on the boards of companies.

Is that not a conflict of interest? How can workers’ representatives and union leaders be allowed to sit on company boards when they should be fighting each other? That would be a typical response.

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