No one prosecuted for minimum wage non-compliance yet

Published: Jul 25, 2022 4:31 AM

Putrajaya has warned 118 employers for failing to comply with the Minimum Wage Order 2022 which came into force on May 1.

According to a written reply by Human Resources Minister M Saravanan, the warnings were issued based on 157 complaints received in June.

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