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“Feels Like a RM1.8K Job” – Fresh Graduate in Penang Struggles to Make Ends Meet on RM1.3K Salary

Is RM1,500 sufficient as a minimum salary? Even UNICEF believes it's time to raise the minimum salary to RM2,100 because RM1,500 is far from adequate. Fresh graduates often bear the brunt of financial struggles as they begin their careers.

"I'll Support Him Until He's Stable" – Malaysian Woman Open to Marrying Man with RM2K Salary

Ladies, do you have a specific income figure in mind for your partner? There's no right or wrong answer; it all depends on your preferences and finding the ideal match.

Research Reveals Malaysia Ranks 4th in Average Salary Among Southeast Asian Countries, Following Singapore, Thailand, and Brunei

There has been considerable discussion and debate surrounding salary issues in our nation recently.

Prime Minister Proposes Performance-Based Salary Raises for Civil Servants

In George Town, Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim clarified that the recent declaration of a more than 13 percent salary rise for civil servants hinges on performance rather than being automatic.

PMX: Civil Servants to Receive Record-Breaking 13% Salary Increase from RM10 Billion Fund

Previously, we discussed Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim's hint to civil servants regarding an upcoming salary increase by the year's end, affirming that the Federal Government would "explore avenues" to make it happen.

Top Reason for Employee Departure Shifts Away from Salary: Hays Survey

In Kuala Lumpur, Malaysian skilled professionals and employers have reported that salary packages are no longer the primary factor influencing employees' decisions to remain with a company.

Salaries for Malaysian Fresh Graduates Static for Over a Decade

For over a decade, salaries for fresh graduates in Malaysia have remained stagnant, posing challenges in attracting and retaining talented individuals, particularly in crucial fields such as Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM).

Nightmarish Workplace: Employer Demands Malaysian Employee to Cover RM700 Monthly Ad Boosting Costs on a RM600 Salary

In a recent viral tweet shared by user @onlyyouperson, he revealed his harrowing experience at a workplace he aptly dubbed the "company from hell." According to the tweet, the company imposed a mandatory monthly expenditure of RM700 for ad boosting.

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