Employers who abuse their maids to face prompt action, says HR Ministry

By MAHADHIR MONIHULDIN

PETALING JAYA: Employers who abuse domestic workers and neglect their basic rights will be swiftly charged and penalised by authorities, says the Human Resources Ministry.

The ministry said it has met with the coalition of domestic workers and domestic worker support organisations, Ke Arah 189, to discuss issues relating to domestic workers in the country, including their pay and basic welfare.

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