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The Minimum Wage In These 57 Malaysian Cities Will Be Raised To RM1,200 Starting January
The minimum wage remains at RM1,100 a month for the rest of the country.
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#Budget2020: Government Encourages Malaysians To Go Cashless With One-Time RM30 Credit
Here are 8 ways you will benefit!
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Why Christy Ng Thinks Increasing Maternity Leave To 90 Days May Not Be A Good Idea
The entrepreneur was sharing her opinion on the government's plans to make improvements to the Employment Act as part of its Budget 2020 policy.
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#Belanjawan2020: 'Highlights' Penuh & Kelebihan Yang Bakal Diperoleh Golongan Belia!
Golongan belia adalah mereka yang berusia di antara 18 sehingga 40 tahun.
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17 Highlights You Should Know From Pakatan Harapan's #Budget2020
A total of RM297 billion was allocated for this year's budget.
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#Belanjawan2020: Harga Tol Turun 30% Dan 21 Lagi 'Highlight' Penting Rakyat Perlu Tahu
Tema untuk tahun ini adalah “Memacu Pertumbuhan Dan Keberhasilan Saksama Ke Arah Kemakmuran Bersama”.
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#Budget2020: The Government Will Take Over These 4 Highways In Klang Valley
Four highways will be completely free from midnight until dawn.
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#Budget2020: Maternity Leave Will Be Increased From 60 To 90 Days
The government will revisit Employment Act 1955 to ensure it stays relevant to the current needs of the workforce.
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#Budget2020: Ministry Of Education To Receive The Biggest Allocation Of RM64.1 Billion
Every year, MOE receives the biggest slice of the national budget total.
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#Budget2020: Women And Youth Who Return To Work Will Receive RM500 Monthly For 2 Years
The #MalaysiaKerja incentive is aimed at creating better jobs for women and youth.
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#Belanjawan2020: Kerajaan Tak Jadi Perkenal Semula GST
Negara mencatat kadar inflasi terendah sejak 2007.
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#Budget2020: Minimum Wage Increases To RM1,200 In Major Cities
Finance Minister Lim Guan Eng said the move comes after the rise of cost of living in major cities.
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