Employers argue RM3,100 GLC wage not suitable as national minimum wage
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Employer and business groups have stated that the RM3,100 wage set by government-linked companies (GLCs) should not be used as a benchmark for the national minimum wage. They emphasize that small businesses lack the profitability of large corporations, making it challenging for them to afford higher wages. This perspective highlights the disparity in financial capacity between small businesses and GLCs.
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