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00:04Is the boss's inability to hire people due to Malaysians' laziness and unwillingness to work?
00:08Or is it that the salary offered by the company is not attractive enough?
00:10Minister of Labor Johari believes
00:12Ultimately, the problem isn't that Malaysians are unwilling to work.
00:15Rather, it's because the company is offering too low a salary.
00:17It is difficult to attract local people to work.
00:19He criticized in the parliament hall today
00:21Some companies, even with hundreds of millions in profits
00:23However, they are still only willing to offer the minimum wage of RM1,700 to hire employees.
00:28Johari believes that if Malaysians are not hardworking
00:31Then not so many people would choose to become licensed car drivers.
00:34Even going to Singapore to work every day at the end of the month
00:37He also criticized the fact that our country has trained 400,000 skilled workers.
00:41However, most companies still heavily rely on foreign workers.
00:44Let's take a look at a set of Congressional news reports
00:48Labor Minister Johari pointed out in the House of Representatives today
00:51There are currently 2.6 million legal foreign workers in my country.
00:54The number of participants did not reach the target for the 13th Malaysia Plan.
00:57The set descent target
00:58He emphasized the problem of businesses over-reliance on foreign workers.
01:01Must be resolved
01:02Otherwise, it might harm national interests.
01:04Therefore, Zohari said
01:06Any new investment projects that may exacerbate reliance on foreign workers in the future
01:09The government may not approve the relevant license applications.
01:28Perikatan Nasional Member of Parliament for Beluran
01:42The division of two seats into one is not the only issue; Ronaldo also made jokes about it.
01:45Bersatu's rush to sign the CSA agreement is likely not for funding purposes.
01:49Rather, it had ulterior motives.
02:07Hassan Khairim, Member of Parliament for Pasir Gudang, and Muar, from the People's Justice Party
02:11Member of Parliament Raisad
02:12Today I publicly urge the government
02:14Thorough investigation into allegations of collusion between corporate gangs and law enforcement officers.
02:17Hassan Kelin suggests
02:18The government has established a Royal Commission of Inquiry to thoroughly investigate the matter.
02:21Raisad criticized
02:22The government promised to launch an investigation in February.
02:25However, eight months have passed and there is still no result.
02:27He believes that only by making the investigation results public can
02:30Only then can we promote policy and institutional reforms.
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