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MTUC slams Malaysian Employers Federation after retrenchment warning

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“MEF members who are laying off workers and making threats to retrench even more employees after Hari Raya are committing an unconscientious and dishonorable act. “MEF’s warning of massive retrenchments clearly shows its insolence against the palace, in its overzealousness to pander to the selfish needs of its members,” he added.

 

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