LONDON (Reuters) -England beat Latvia 3-0 as Reece James and Eberechi Eze both scored their first senior international goals to help make it two wins out of two for Thomas Tuchel's side in the World Cup qualifying campaign on Monday.
Dining with the minister: Sim attending his ministry’s and HRD Corp’s buka puasa event with Ng, Chan, Human Resources Ministry deputy secretary-general Dr Mohd Shaharin Umar, HRD Corp CEO Datuk Shahul Hameed Dawood and Bernama chairman Datuk Seri Wong Chun Wai. — ART CHEN/The StarKUALA LUMPUR: Media companies should take a more active role in supporting their part-time workers by contributing to the government’s protection scheme, says Steven Sim.
Sim said the SKSPS protection scheme is specifically designed for self-employed individuals, including part-time journalists, stringers, photographers and videographers. In addition to these immediate measures, Sim said the forthcoming Gig Workers Bill is set to extend protections to media workers. Sim also addressed concerns from employers regarding the Bill, which was supposed to be tabled in the last Dewan Rakyat meeting, attributing them to PERKESO contributions and potential business costs.“PERKESO will cover the cost of integrating platform applications with the employers’ system by using API method.
“The Cabinet has instructed us to postpone the tabling to allow for continued stakeholder engagement, with the expectation of presenting it in the next parliamentary session,” he said.
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