Monitoring Sustainability of Globalisation successfully organised a civil society briefing on Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership (RCEP) on 30 March 2019.
Monitoring Sustainability of Globalisation (MSN) is a research based advocacy organization focusing on trade, labour and water issues in the country and the region. The organization provides research and advocacy support to trade unions, labor groups in the region, besides working with parliamentarians, media, activists and policy makers. MSN is in the International Organizing Committee of the Asia-Europe Peoples' Forum (AEPF).
Saturday, 30 March 2019
Thursday, 28 March 2019
Serah Memorandum Mengenai Akta Kerja kepada Ahli Parlimen
Hari ini, wakil 55 kesatuan sekerja, pertubuhan pekerja dan NGO menyerahkan memorandum mengenai pindaan Akta Kerja kepada Ahli-Ahli Parlimen parti pemerintah dan parti pembangkang.
Today, representatives of 55 trade unions, worker organisation and NGOs handed over memorandum on Employment Act amendments to Members of Parliament from ruling and opposition parties.
Today, representatives of 55 trade unions, worker organisation and NGOs handed over memorandum on Employment Act amendments to Members of Parliament from ruling and opposition parties.
Wednesday, 20 March 2019
Stop Piecemeal Reforms, Engage Stakeholders!
Press Statement by Decent Work Working Group on 20 March 2019 at Shah’s Village Hotel, Petaling Jaya.
*Stop Piecemeal Reforms, Engage Stakeholders!*
The Decent Work Working Group (DWWG), represented by 55 trade unions and NGOs, expressed grave concern that the government has backtracked on several critically important labour law changes found in the Ministry of Human Resources’ (MOHR) initial draft Employment Act amendments in September 2018.
The DWWG has submitted series of proposals with justifications supported by international labour standards including other international standards acceded by the Malaysian government. The Ministry did not have any consultation with DWWG.
“Unilateral rejection of our recommendations without any consultation process shows MOHR is utmost undemocratic, non-transparent and lack of accountability”
*Stop Piecemeal Reforms, Engage Stakeholders!*
The Decent Work Working Group (DWWG), represented by 55 trade unions and NGOs, expressed grave concern that the government has backtracked on several critically important labour law changes found in the Ministry of Human Resources’ (MOHR) initial draft Employment Act amendments in September 2018.
The DWWG has submitted series of proposals with justifications supported by international labour standards including other international standards acceded by the Malaysian government. The Ministry did not have any consultation with DWWG.
“Unilateral rejection of our recommendations without any consultation process shows MOHR is utmost undemocratic, non-transparent and lack of accountability”
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