The encouraging headway Malaysia made in the Democracy Index and the Corruption Perceptions Index (CPI) ranking is a great motivation for the government to continue pursue its reform agenda.
How can we reduce pay gap to create better economic security for all.
REFSA opines that the newly enforced RM1,200 minimum wage is a good start and attempt to address inequality in pay
The article emphasizes the importance of openness and transparency to address the high wage gap between employers’ and employees’ income.
PRESSROOM DEC 5, 2019 《开讲天下议题》国会改革 | Parliamentary Reform Is Malaysia headed in the right democratic direction? How can we create systems to keep politicians honest and focused on policies that we, the rakyat, want? What impact does enhancing parliamentary committees…
he Economy of Tomorrow roundtable highlighted the important role of government policies in creating secure employment, improving job security and social protection for youth, as well as restructuring industries towards more productive, knowledge-intensive sectors…
PRESS ROOM NOV 14, 2019 KL’s Public Transport Conundrum The issue of public transportation, especially in KL, is always discussed, but do we look beyond the usual rhetoric, and analyse the underlying problems that might be related to policies and…
PASTEVENTS REFSA Future of Democracy Series Democracy in a Polarised AgeGoenawan Mohamad in conversation with Eddin KhooSpecial address by YB Lim Kit Siang Date: 26th Nov 2019 Time: 8:00 pm – 10:00 pmVenue: APW, Jalan Riong, Bangsar Abstract “Today, democracy is increasingly…
REFSA urges the reform of gig economy, especially its taxation system, so that the nation can be truly beneficial from the model of shared economy.
COMMENTARY Economy of Tomorrow Inequality Jobs and Wages OCT 21, 2019 Pasca Belanjawan 2020: Atasi masalah struktur ekonomi sedekad lalu By Fakhrurrazi Rashid PEMBENTANGAN Belanjawan 2020 telah menjadi panduan untuk menyelesaikan masalah struktur ekonomi negara sedekad lalu dengan menawarkan…