The human resources ministry met the Malaysia Airlines Berhad management on March 11 and was informed of several preliminary steps taken since the Covid-19 outbreak, which has affected air travel.
Minister M Saravanan reminded employers to adhere to employment laws, collective agreements and code of conduct. “At a meeting with the MAB management on March 11, the ministry was informed that several preliminary steps had been taken since the Covid-19 outbreak, including a briefing by the company’s chief executive officer to all employees via the eVoice system and engagement sessions on March 10,” Saravanan said in a statement today.He confirmed that MAB is also encouraging staff to voluntarily take three months’ unpaid leave or five days’ of unpaid leave per month over a three-month period.
wanfayhsal The MAS informed the Ministry and then the Minister inform the rakyat. Is that it? 🤔
It's a tough business decision to be made as to save the company or taking care of the e/yee in this challenging era.
Hey, KERAJAANPINTUBELAKANG, news for you, you want the freaking job so much, protect the employees who will be the voters coming next PRU.
But in mean time no gaji for them. This is inhumane. Besides themselves many have children to feed.
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