Business community agrees to hire retirees
Industry says workers aged 60 and more have valuable skills, knowledge.
Seafood sales plunge amid bad press on Fukushima wastewater release
Traders blame disinformation on social media for loss of business.
Malaysians cancel Japan tours after Fukushima wastewater release
Tour agencies say travellers concerned about safety of seafood.
Groups reject claim hawkers, traders refusing to display price lists
They say errant business owners make up only a small number.
Sex education not taught correctly, experts say
Observers blame high teen pregnancies on ineffective teaching methods.
Johor sees local workers lured away by Singapore dollar
Malaysians seeking more lucrative opportunities in neighbouring country’s food industry.
Childcare centre operators welcome CCTV usage to curb abuse
Industry players urge govt to help provide financial assistance.
Pakatan reps share 5-year plan for Selangor, Negri Sembilan
State and federal governments must focus on creating more high-income jobs, they say.
Anwar must address trust deficit to regain Malay votes, say experts
Tackling economic woes and cost of living could be the answer.
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Gerakan leader hails Kulim win as sign of party revival
55-year-old party that once governed Penang looks to gain momentum in future polls.
Used car scams are back, dealers warn
Buyers warned to be wary of deals that are too good to be true.
Cash-strapped Gerakan members campaign on social media
Candidates say Perikatan sent them only electoral roll information, not money.
Selangor Pakatan candidates jittery as postal votes plunge
They urge electors to come out and cast their ballots in full force on Aug 12.
