Not all Jalan Alor hawkers cheat tourists, say groups
Associations say ‘most traders follow the rules.’
Angie Tan is a journalist with The Malaysian Insight.
E-mail: angietan@themalaysianinsight.com
Associations say ‘most traders follow the rules.’
Lawmakers say govt, teachers should do more to tackle problem.
Industry players say weak gig industry, ringgit, responsible for decline.
They suggest relooking financial prerequisites of programme to encourage participation.
Group says cleanliness should be prioritised
Children overly pampered, have no soft skills, they say.
Teachers well-equipped to make switch after Covid experience.
Restaurateurs fear closure as new minimum wage policy drives up costs.
Political stability, economy and educational standards are the factors for consideration
They want fewer bureaucratic hurdles.
United Chinese School Committees’ Association of Malaysia wants govt to address work dissatisfaction.
Some say it will not significantly reduce govt expenditure.