WFW APP A VOICE FOR THE VOICELESS


With the Human Resources Ministry’s WFW mobile app, all employees in the country – whether local or foreign – now have an avenue to lodge labour-related complaints.

A NEW free app for millions of workers to seek protection from the authorities is the new game changer, with a personal monitoring commitment from the Human Resources Minister Datuk Seri M. Saravanan himself.

“In fighting the issue of labour rights being trampled, the ministry has realised that we cannot do it all alone, ” said Saravanan.

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