KUALA LUMPUR: Employers in the 3D (dangerous, dirty and difficult) sector are encouraged to pay their employees competitive wages to attract youths to work in these fields, says Human Resources Minister V Sivakumar.
In a written Parliamentary reply on June 7, he said the government is aware that reasonable wages will be able to attract the interest of Malaysians
He added that this includes those in the 3D sector through the implementation of a minimum wage of RM1500 through an order which came into effect on May 1,2022. He then said that the government is embarking on many cross-ministerial and inter-agency initiatives to attract youth to join the 3D sector.
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