PETALING JAYA: The implementation of the Progressive Wage Policy (DGP) acts as a new measure to reform the labour market, aiming to raise wages in line with productivity and experience, says Steven Sim.
“Various upskilling training programmes for workers will be actively carried out by the ministry to ensure wage rates increase in accordance with workers' skills and performance,” the Human Resources Minister said.
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