Checks show employers not paying minimum wage


KOTA KINABALU: Many employers here have been found not to have implemented the RM1,500 minimum wage policy that came into effect in May last year.

Officials from the Sabah Manpower Department detected this during a two-day integrated operation to check whether employers were conforming to laws related to workers.

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