Many Sabah employers still not implementing minimum wage, says state Manpower Dept

By MUGUNTAN VANAR

KOTA KINABALU: Many employers in Sabah have yet to implement the RM1,500 minimum wage that came into effect in May last year, says state Manpower Department director Wan Zulkifli Wan Setapa.

He said that this was detected during a two-day integrated operation to check whether employers were conforming to the relevant laws.

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