Malaysia commits to more reforms, solidarity in labour rights agenda, says Steven Sim


PUTRAJAYA: Malaysia is moving forward with bold and comprehensive labour reforms as it aims to further empower workers, strengthen unions and ensure equitable rights across all regions and sectors, including the gig economy, says Human Resources Minister Steven Sim.

He said Malaysia’s commitment to labour rights was unwavering and continued to evolve in line with international standards and global solidarity.

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