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Note our needs when fixing minimum wage, businesses tell govt (opens the original)
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The Small and Medium Enterprises Association of Malaysia (Samenta) says that rather than imposing an across-the-board increase, the government could base the wage hike on business size and geographical location. Meanwhile, the Malaysian Employers Federation (MEF) wants any increase to be linked to productivity. On Tuesday, human resources minister R Ramanan said the government was reviewing a proposal to raise the minimum wage from its current level of RM1,700 per month. However, he said a final
Low congress turnout signals doubt in DAP leadership, say analysts (opens the original)
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Though a turnout of roughly 50% could be deemed high under ordinary circumstances, Akademi Nusantara’s Azmi Hassan said this was no normal event as delegates were there to vote on the future of DAP and even that of the country’s political environment. “Everyone, even those outside DAP, knew how critical this congress was. So for half (of the delegates) not to turn up indicates that something isn’t quite right in the party itself. “I don’t think (the decision to remain in the government) really r
Sad, says Teresa after Hadi’s latest tirade against DAP (opens the original)
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Hadi made the claims in a Facebook post this morning, accusing DAP of glorifying MCP’s struggle against the Japanese during World War II. “The party was supported by the British in fighting the Japanese and was later banned for its own politics. It caused many Malay soldiers and police officers to lose their lives during the emergency period,” he said. The Marang MP also claimed that the Urban Renewal Act was proposed by Nga Kor Ming’s housing and local government ministry to drive out poor Mala
Train breaks down on Kelana Jaya LRT line (opens the original)
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According to a passenger, a loud boom was heard before the train came to an abrupt halt, causing a number of people to lose balance and fall. Passengers were also seen contacting Rapid KL’s emergency hotline. The train remained motionless on the tracks for roughly 20 minutes before Rapid KL personnel began helping passengers onto another train on the other side of the tracks. In a post on X, Rapid KL said the Kelana Jaya line was experiencing a delay as a train had come to a halt due to a power
Floods putting PJ’s commercial appeal, property values at risk (opens the original)
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Torrential rain triggered flash floods across parts of the Klang Valley last week, including parts of Petaling Jaya, some of which were inundated for the third time this year. The Malaysian Institute of Estate Agents (MIEA) said it is “deeply concerned” by the recurrent and intensifying flood pattern, which is permanently reshaping the valuation of Petaling Jaya’s commercial real estate market. MIEA president Kelvin Yip said properties that have suffered repeated flooding are seeing their capita
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