Govt committed to implementing minimum wage on May 1, says Saravanan


KUALA LUMPUR: Come rain or shine, the government will implement the RM1,500 minimum wage on May 1, says Human Resources Minister Datuk Seri M. Saravanan.

Despite calls from certain industry players for a gradual increase in salary implementation, he said that it was difficult to please all parties.

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