Over the years, multiple eateries with a mission to empower the marginalised, such as the lower-income household, women and the Person With Disabilities communities. Following
In 2017, the news of eight teenagers dying and leaving eight more injured from a road accident plastered the headlines. Earlier in 2022, the old
An a-ha moment over a cup of teh tarik at a Mamak restaurant was the start of the acclaimed social enterprise, Masala Wheels in 2015.
The human resources minister, M. Saravanan, announced that the minimum wage is set to increase to “around RM 1,500 a month” before the end of
At the peak of the pandemic, 826,100 Malaysians (5.2% unemployment rate) were out of jobs and many of them were fresh graduates[1]. At the same
There is an increasing number of organisations rising to the challenge of providing employment for Persons with Disabilities (PwD) in the Klang Valley area such
At the start of the pandemic, industries and companies were forced to lay off their employees to stay afloat. Many were left retrenched, the unemployment
The United Nation estimated that 15%[1] of the world’s population are disabled. In Malaysia, there are approximately 4.5 million[2] Persons with Disabilities (PwD) in Malaysia
It is high time for Malaysian companies to shift their well-established practices as 72% of young employees are mulling over for the next best opportunity
Work opportunities that deliver a fair income, offer security in the workplace, and provide social protection for families are keys to enhancing social mobility for