E-wage system, Socso contributions mulled for migrant workers
Human Resources Minister M. Saravanan says there have been many cases of employers not paying their foreign workers. – The Malaysian Insight file pic, July 9, 2020.
AN online wage system and Social Security Organisation contributions are among the proposals being considered by the Human Resources Ministry for foreign workers post-pandemic. Minister M. Saravanan said the e-wage system, to ensure migrant workers receive their salaries, is being studied and discussed with the Home Ministry.
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