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In KL, four employers fined RM46,500 for paying workers' salaries late - Vimarsana News

In KL, four employers fined RM46,500 for paying workers' salaries late

KUALA LUMPUR, Feb 24 ― Four employers were fined a total of RM46,500 after they were found to have violated the country's labour laws. The Department of Labour...

In KL, four employers, fined RM46,500, charged with violating labour laws - Vimarsana News

In KL, four employers, fined RM46,500, charged with violating labour laws

KUALA LUMPUR, Feb 24 ― Four employers were fined a total of RM46,500 after they were found to have violated the country's labour laws. The Department of Labour...

Company employer fails to provide proper accommodation for foreign workers - Vimarsana News

Company employer fails to provide proper accommodation for foreign workers

JASIN:  The employer of a furniture factory in Sungai Rambai was found to have committed various offences, in addition to providing 14 poor accommodation units for foreign workers, without any accommodation certificate, in an integrated enforcement operation by the state Labour Department (JTK), here on Tuesday. 

Foreign workers' housing regulations: A closer look | Daily Express Malaysia - Vimarsana News

Foreign workers' housing regulations: A closer look | Daily Express Malaysia

PETALING JAYA: Over the New Year’s Eve weekend, nearly a thousand people gathered to protest the construction of two dormitories intended to house migrant workers in Teluk Kumbar, Penang.

86 foreign workers living in poor conditions rescued by labour dept in Perak - Vimarsana News

86 foreign workers living in poor conditions rescued by labour dept in Perak

PETALING JAYA: A total of 86 foreign workers living in harsh conditions and abandoned without jobs were picked up in three separate operations in Ipoh, Manjung and Tapah this morning.