Perkasa dasar sektor pekerjaan separa mahir

There is a suggestion that workers should be upskilled to increase their income during the COVID-19 crisis. But in fact, skilled workers in Malaysia are still being underpaid.

There is a suggestion that workers should be upskilled to increase their income during the COVID-19 crisis. But in fact, skilled workers in Malaysia are still being underpaid.

Legislation like UK’s Fixed-Term Parliaments Act serves as a check and balance to the powers of a prime minister and prevent any possibilities of dissolving parliament and setting election dates based on favourable political arrangements.

Dewan Negara should lead to a healthy debate on policy issues rather than political rhetoric synonymous with the Dewan Rakyat. Covid-19 has been an opportunity to have a relook at the Dewan Negara as an important part of the government’s check & balance.

A regulatory framework is essential as it will provide social benefits that the gig economy workers currently lack.

The COVID-19 crisis firmly brought into mainstream thought the benefits of robust systems of social protection.

Reclassify gig economy workers and provide a regulatory framework will create a more robust social safety net that is seriously lacking.

Due to the current classifications of household incomes, inequality persists as the urban poor will miss out on government-targeted policies.

REFSA Brief 6 highlights the plight faced by low-income Malaysians, whose struggles have only been worsened by the coronavirus pandemic and the resulting economic crisis.

Ever since the first case of COVID-19 emerged on 25 January, Malaysia has been battling not one, not two, but three crises.

Malaysia’s low key attitude towards recent incidents and recommendations on how to balance between defending Malaysia’s national interests vs diffusing tensions..