Ratification of Forced Labour Protocol is commendable, but more comprehensive reforms are needed Posted on Posted on2021-12-022021-12-21By admin Labour Law Reform Coalition (LLRC) commends the Minister of Human Resources for his announcement that the government had agreed to ratify the ILO Forced Labour protocol. … Read More >Ratification of Forced Labour Protocol is commendable, but more comprehensive reforms are needed
LLRC urges the Minister to withdraw police report and respect union leaders’ freedom of expression Posted on Posted on2021-05-212021-08-07By admin Labour Law Reform Coalition calls on the Minister of Human Resources M. Saravanan to withdraw his police report against J. Solomon immediately and respect trade union leaders’ freedom of expression on labour issues. … Read More >LLRC urges the Minister to withdraw police report and respect union leaders’ freedom of expression
MOHR, MTUC and MEF should support ratification of ILO Convention 190 on Violence and Harassment Posted on Posted on2020-11-262021-08-10By admin Labour Law Reform Coalition urges Ministry of Human Resources, Malaysian Trades Unions Congress and Malaysian Employers Federation to support ratification of the ILO Convention 190 on Violence and Harassment … Read More >MOHR, MTUC and MEF should support ratification of ILO Convention 190 on Violence and Harassment
Submission of reform proposals on Trade Union Act and Industrial Relations Act to the Minister Posted on Posted on2019-05-142022-01-25By admin LLRC representatives submitted a memorandum to the Minister of Human Resources M. Kulasegaran, urging the government to accept our reform proposal for Trade Union Act and Industrial Relations Act. … Read More >Submission of reform proposals on Trade Union Act and Industrial Relations Act to the Minister
