The future still looks bleak for this once powerful party but several personalities captured the attention of those at the recent Umno general assembly.
It said that the study will be conducted under the National Salary Consultation Council and is expected to be presented at a Cabinet meeting as early as September of this year.
Earlier, it said that 533 industry players and stakeholders attended the Human Resource Ministry 2025 Budget Dialogue session at the World Trade Centre, Kuala Lumpur on Thursday that was chaired by its minister Steven Sim Chee Keong. He added that his ministry is championing the introduction of the Progressive Salary Policy and is also developing a Bill created specifically to safeguard the legal rights of gig workers in Malaysia.
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