Malaysian Trades Union Congress president Abdul Halim Mansor wants the government to ensure national policies will stimulate investment and raise the productivity of workers. – The Malaysian Insight file pic, February 22, 2020.
THE Malaysian Trades Union Congress wants Putrajaya to provide leeway for the Employees’ Provident Fund to invest in overseas markets more aggressively to offset any downturn in the domestic economy. Congress president, Abdul Halim Mansor said that returns from investments overseas have been positive for EPF, enabling it to announce satisfactory dividends for 2019, despite the daunting economic environment.
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