Sabah & Sarawak

Sibu eateries ‘not ready’ to pay workers RM1.5k wage

By ANDY CHUA

SIBU: Most food operators here say they are not ready for the impending RM1,500 minimum wage law due to poor business.

Sibu Coffeeshop and Restaurant Owners Association chairman Tong Ing Kok said many operators were facing difficulties in keeping their business afloat.

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