He says a court order last year bars union from making any major policy decisions.

Union does not elaborate on the decision.

BUDGET 2025 | Kamarul states group has fought for RM1,800 minimum wage since 2013.

BUDGET 2025 | MTUC thanks govt for promoting fairer economy.

UPDATED 4.40PM | MTUC official says letting companies decide for themselves won't work.

Existing RM1,500 minimum wage unreasonable due to rising cost of living - MTUC.

Union group's move bold and decisive, a turning point, MTUC sec-gen says.

Govt urged to get tough on recalcitrant employers.

Staffers cannot wait until new investors come - Kamarul.

Such cases are a form of labour trafficking, it says.

MTUC and unions must focus on improving livelihood, says Syed Shahir.

Veteran unionists divided over the passing of trade union amendment bill.

UPDATED 3.42PM | Principal office-bearers' election is also null and void.

Group says market forces cannot be allowed to determine labour costs.

Maintenance and support workers deprived of minimum wage since last year. 

Over-reliance on foreign labour can lead to mismanagement, it says.

This is to improve the livelihoods of workers, it says. 

Flooding of migrant workers could expose country to forced labour, it warns.

Move from minimum wage to living wage, Veeriah adds.

The organisation should be at the forefront of labour rights.

Employees say about 680 of them left in the lurch.

Limit GLC CEOs' tenure as well, says the group.

Some 'unpatriotic' companies are trying to postpone polling day holiday, it alleges.

Many suffered financially since the company closed down in 2019, says sec-gen.

'Provide financial incentives such as tax exemptions for employers.'

It wants Act's amendments included in Sabah, S'wak labour ordinances. 

Amendments, which were to be enforced on Sept 1, put off.

Employers' reluctance shows lack of respect for law, Kamarul says.

LTAT employees picketing at KL office until Friday.

It can encourage participation of the workforce and expand membership.