Employers taking advantage of govt leniency, says MTUC
MTUC secretary-general J. Solomon says there are unethical employers who receive billions of ringgit in government aid, but have no qualms about shortchanging their workers. – The Malaysian Insight file pic, April 11, 2020.
PUTRAJAYA’S leniency towards employers has opened the floodgates for layoffs and wage cuts, said the Malaysian Trades Union Congress , as the country hunkers down for an extended movement-control order . MTUC said it has been inundated with phone calls every day since the Perikatan Nasional administration decided on April 6 to allow employers to review employment contracts to cut workers’ pay.
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