Employees who earn up to RM4,000 now entitled to overtime


PETALING JAYA: A major facelift for the Malaysian workforce is expected as amendments to the Employment Act kick in today.

Most of the amendments are based on the International Labour Organisation (ILO) standards, which will provide a framework to better address labour issues, end unscrupulous workplace practices, and improve workers’ welfare.

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