Almost 400 Johor firms sought to cut wages, retrench staff
he Johor Labour Department had established a rapid service squad to manage complaints with the Department of Occupational Safety and Health . – The Malaysian Insight file pic, April 30, 2020.
A TOTAL of 398 employers in Johor have so far applied to retrench or cut the wages of their 15,597 workers during the movement control order. State Health and Environment Committee chairman R. Vidyananthan said 1,443 workers have been laid off, 180 resigned, 2,864 were furloughed and 11,110 accepted pay cuts.
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