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PMKS Can Hardly Afford the Minimum Wage of RM3,100

Summary by Utusan Online
PETALING JAYA: The proposal to increase the minimum wage to RM3,100, which involves a jump of 82 percent, is very difficult for most micro, small and medium enterprises (MSMEs). Chairman of the Central Small and Medium Enterprises Association (Samenta), Datuk William Ng, said the impact of its implementation would not only involve basic level workers but could also trigger wage compression when the wage gap between new workers ...
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PETALING JAYA: The proposal to increase the minimum wage to RM3,100, which involves a jump of 82 percent, is very difficult for most micro, small and medium enterprises (MSMEs). Chairman of the Central Small and Medium Enterprises Association (Samenta), Datuk William Ng, said the impact of its implementation would not only involve basic level workers but could also trigger wage compression when the wage gap between new workers ...

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Utusan Online broke the news on Wednesday, September 30, 2026.
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