Only one complaint on minimum wage violation by bus company, says HR Minister

By N. TRISHA

NIBONG TEBAL: The Human Resources Ministry has received only one complaint from a bus driver with regards to a bus company failing to observe the minimum wage of RM1,700 in the first six months of this year.

Human Resources Minister Steven Sim stated that they are consistently conducting surveys and inspections to enforce the minimum wage rate.

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