Labour Law Reform Coalition – Malaysia Trades Union Database

LLRC’s 10 May Day Demands

Posted on 2023-04-302023-04-30By admin

To address these economic challenge and improve the living conditions of workers in Malaysia, LLRC urges the government to accept the 10 workers’ demands in conjunction with the 2023 May day. … Read More >LLRC’s 10 May Day Demands

[PS] Provide subsidy to micro employers, retain the minimum wage at RM1500

Posted on 2022-12-282023-01-16By admin

LLRC urges the Minister of Human Resources to maintain the minimum wage of RM1500 for all enterprises, a flexible subsidy based on SMEs’ capacity should be given as minimum wage “top-up”. … Read More >[PS] Provide subsidy to micro employers, retain the minimum wage at RM1500

[PS] MOHR must not bow down to employers’ pressure on implementation of Employment (Amendment) Act

Posted on 2022-12-212023-01-16By admin

When workers are suffering from high inflation, it is the right time for employers to increase their wages, give their legitimate overtime claims and cost of living allowance. … Read More >[PS] MOHR must not bow down to employers’ pressure on implementation of Employment (Amendment) Act

[PS] Congratulations! LLRC urges PM10 to prioritise Trade Union (Amendment) Bill in the new parliament session

Posted on 2022-11-292023-01-16By admin

The Labour Law Reform Coalition (LLRC) congratulates Dato’ Seri Anwar Ibrahim for being appointed as the 10th Prime Minister of Malaysia. … Read More >[PS] Congratulations! LLRC urges PM10 to prioritise Trade Union (Amendment) Bill in the new parliament session

LLRC joins the parliamentary roundtable on migrant workers rights

Posted on 2022-09-272022-10-23By admin

LLRC was invited to a roundtable discussion on trafficking in persons and migrant workers at the parliament on 26 September 2022. … Read More >LLRC joins the parliamentary roundtable on migrant workers rights

LLRC Bulletin : Freedom of Association Makes Unions Stronger Ever

Posted on 2022-09-032022-09-06By admin

LLRC has published a bulletin titled “Freedom of Association Makes Unions Stronger Ever” to explain that why Malaysian workers should support the Trade Union (Amendment) Bill 2022. … Read More >LLRC Bulletin : Freedom of Association Makes Unions Stronger Ever

[PS] Are businessmen now deciding the law implementation in Malaysia?

Posted on 2022-08-292022-09-06By admin

Labour Law Reform Coalition regrets that the Implementation of the Employment (Amendment) Act was postponed from 1st September 2022 to 1st January 2023. … Read More >[PS] Are businessmen now deciding the law implementation in Malaysia?

Submission of Memorandum on Trade Union Bill, Sabah and Sarawak Labour Ordinances to MOHR

Posted on 2022-07-152022-07-15By admin

Today, LLRC submitted three memorandums in relation to Trade Union Amendment Bill, Sabah and Sarawak Labour Ordinances to the Ministry of Human Resources in Putrajaya. … Read More >Submission of Memorandum on Trade Union Bill, Sabah and Sarawak Labour Ordinances to MOHR

[PS] LLRC urges the government not to entertain MEF’s wild imagination

Posted on 2022-06-202022-07-04By admin

We call on the government not to entertain the wild imagination and irresponsible remarks of the MEF. MEF has always resorted to fear mongering instead of being responsible and forward-looking employers. … Read More >[PS] LLRC urges the government not to entertain MEF’s wild imagination

[PS] Immediate dialogue on implementation of freedom of associations before the second reading of Trade Union Bill 2022

Posted on 2022-06-162022-07-04By admin

LLRC urges the Ministry to Human Resources to hold an immediate dialogue with the trade union community before the second reading of Trade Union Bill 2022 to rebuild the trust between the unions and the government. A deliberative democratic process should be adopted to make trade unions’ voices heard by the government. … Read More >[PS] Immediate dialogue on implementation of freedom of associations before the second reading of Trade Union Bill 2022

Mesyuarat Perundingan Ordinan Buruh Sarawak dan Ordinan Buruh Sabah

Posted on 2022-06-132022-07-04By admin

Gabungan Reformasi Undang-Undang Perburuhan (LLRC) menganjurkan dua mesyuarat perundingan mengenai Ordinan Buruh Sarawak dan Ordinan Buruh Sabah di Kuching (11 Jun) dan Kota Kinabalu (12 Jun) masing-masing. … Read More >Mesyuarat Perundingan Ordinan Buruh Sarawak dan Ordinan Buruh Sabah

[PS] The Fourth Schedule of Trade Union Bill 2022 is a Knife Hanging over the Head of Labour Movement

Posted on 2022-06-022022-07-04By admin

LLRC calls on the government to immediately withdraw the fourth schedule of the Trade Union Bill 2022, which insinuates that trade unions could wage wars against the state and involve in terrorism. … Read More >[PS] The Fourth Schedule of Trade Union Bill 2022 is a Knife Hanging over the Head of Labour Movement