Minimum wage enforcement key to helping Sabah folk, says Barisan's Kinabatangan candidate


Naim Kurniawan Moktar speaking to reporters during a walkabout session in Pulau Tanjung Aru, Sandakan, on Sunday (Jan 11).

KINABATANGAN: Weak enforcement of minimum wage regulations remains one of the most pressing issues affecting Sabahans, says Barisan Nasional’s Kinabatangan parliamentary candidate Naim Kurniawan Moktar.

He said the gap between the minimum wage and the salary offered had become more apparent as villagers migrated to urban areas for work, underscoring the need for stronger enforcement by the government.

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