‘Income first’: Economy Minister Akmal says Budget 2027 must deliver better wages for Malaysians
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GEORGE TOWN, Sept 24 — Income and wages must remain a priority in the planning of Budget 2027, alongside efforts to strengthen the capabilities of local companies in high-growth,...
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Economy Minister Akmal Nasrullah Mohd Nasir said this was necessary to ensure that gains in productivity and Malaysia’s position in the supply chain translate into better job opportunities and more meaningful wages.
“That is why we believe the time has come for discussions on income and wages to remain a priority.
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