Take action against officials but don’t deregister union, Sarawak MTUC urges RoS
Monday, 23 Dec 2019 01:59 PM MYTWorkers are pictured at their respective stations at a factory in Batu Maung November 22, 2019. — Picture by Sayuti Zainudin
“Such deregistration will put the interests of affiliates and their members and most importantly the millions of workers at risk, and they should not suffer due to the actions of the rogue officials.,” Sarawak MTUC chairman Ibrahim Hamid said. “We have submitted all returns, minutes of meetings and financial statements to RoS through MTUC headquarters,” he said.
He said Sarawak MTUC is very concerned that RoS has issued the letter under Section 13 the Societies Act that MTUC may be deregistered until and unless the officials can provide acceptable explanations as to why the union should not be registered.
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