Consider This: Minimum Wage (Part 2) - Implementation and Enforcement Challenges
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The Minimum Wage Order of RM1,500 per month took effect a year ago for businesses with five or more workers, across all sectors and states.
For Micro SMEs, meaning companies with fewer than five full-time workers, the implementation of the new Minimum Wage Order of RM1,500 per month was initially postponed for 6 months, and then delayed further for another 6 months. Might it be delayed further? Is it possible to develop a minimum wage policy that benefits workers without harming small businesses? On this episode of Consider This, Melisa Idris speaks to Dr Juita Mohamad, Director of the Economics & Business Unit, and Director of Research, at IDEAS Malaysia.
For Micro SMEs, meaning companies with fewer than five full-time workers, the implementation of the new Minimum Wage Order of RM1,500 per month was initially postponed for 6 months, and then delayed further for another 6 months. Might it be delayed further? Is it possible to develop a minimum wage policy that benefits workers without harming small businesses? On this episode of Consider This, Melisa Idris speaks to Dr Juita Mohamad, Director of the Economics & Business Unit, and Director of Research, at IDEAS Malaysia.