Waste management firm to tighten subcontractor oversight amid summons controversy


SHAH ALAM: KDEB Waste Management Sdn Bhd (KDEB) has announced plans to impose stricter rules and checks on all its subcontractors following recent controversy over having the highest number of unpaid Road Transport Department (JPJ) summonses.

KDEB Waste Management managing director Datuk Ramli Mohd Tahir explained that current agreements with subcontractors result in summonses issued to KDEB vehicle drivers, who are employed by subcontractors, being directed to KDEB itself.

Follow us on our official WhatsApp channel for breaking news alerts and key updates!

Next In Nation

Sabah polls: Voters will punish parties that fail to stand firm, says MCA sec-gen
Wanita MCA ‘ready to lead’ as young women membership surges 145%
Immigration Dept aims for full digitalisation and zero public complaints, says DG
Brothers killed after motorcycle crashes into guardrail on NSE
Suspected tiger attack behind dead, missing cattle near Chemor, say Perak cops
Exempt food industry from paying EPF for foreign workers, urges association
Diploma student dies from high blood pressure complications in Melaka
Airasia’s hijab uniform option a progressive, commendable move, says Mohd Na’im
More flood victims return home in Perak, Selangor
Thunderstorm warning for four states, Labuan until 1pm

Others Also Read