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MEF Surveys: Salary Increase to Continue Upward Trend
The private sector employees received higher salary increments this year but bonuses are expected to continue its downward trend, revealed the latest MEF Salary Surveys for Executives and Non-Executives 2011.
15 November 2011
 
Mixed reviews for Budget 2012, says MEF
MEF President Y.Bhg. Dato’ Azman Shah Dato’ Seri Haron said that the Prime Minister had tabled a palatable budget but fell short of high expectations in respect of much‐anticipated downward revisions of corporate and personal income taxes.
07 October 2011
 
MEF calls for urgent revival of NLAC
The MEF has urged the government to urgently revive the National Labour Advisory Council (NLAC) in order to deal with issues affecting human resource development and the updating of labour laws.
29 July 2011
 
Industrial Harmony the Way Forward in Uncertain Environment
Good industrial relations is key for Malaysia to move forward in an increasingly challenging global environment.
21 April 2011
 
Skills Development and Certification the Way Forward, says MEF
Skills development and certification should be the way forward in terms of creating a high income economy for Malaysia.
02 March 2011
 
MEF takes NUBE to task for blithe statements
MEF refers to the article entitled ‘Nube slams bosses group over statement’ which appeared on Page B4 of the Business Times section of The New Straits Times newspaper on Dec 14, 2010.
22 December 2010
 
MEF Surveys: Employees To Receive Higher Wage Increments
Employees in the private sector can expect higher increases in wages for next year as compared to 2010, revealed the latest MEF Salary Survey for 2010 which was launched by the MEF President Y.Bhg. Dato’ Azman Shah Dato’ Seri Haron.
09 December 2010
 
Budget 2011: MEF Relieved No National Minimum Wage
THE Malaysian Employers Federation (MEF) was relieved that the government had heeded its call not to implement national minimum wage.
15 October 2010
 
MEF Supports High Income Economy through Performance and Increased Productivity
The Malaysian Employers Federation (MEF) supports the creation of a high income economy. However, MEF opposes the setting up of a national minimum wage as a means of achieving high income economy.
08 September 2010
 
MEF: Control Operating Costs Instead of Increasing SOCSO Rates
The administrators of SOCSO should control and reduce the costs of managing SOCSO instead of increasing its rate of contribution.
19 August 2010
 

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