Government’s move to continue  MySTEP in 2026 hailed


PUTRAJAYA: The government’s decision to continue the Malaysia Short-Term Employment Prog­ramme (MySTEP) in 2026 is seen as appropriate in providing short-term job opportunities for graduates, including persons with disabilities (OKU) and senior citizens, says work and disability expert Dr Wan Arnidawati Wan Abdullah.

She said MySTEP offers OKU an early opportunity to build confidence, develop basic skills and establish an employment record.

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