Cost-cutting in motion as Reach moves online.

Telecom giant wants to reduce costs by up to €1.2 billion by 2026.

Analysts say reading suggests economy not facing immediate recession risk.

Human resources minister says there are 77,000 who can become productive workers upon their release.

They say low starting salaries make it necessary to find ways to earn more money.

UN agency also warns of two-speed recovery emerging between richer and poorer nations.

Warisan president proposes the government prioritise the gig economy and entrepreneurship.

Jobs must be placed in MYFutureJobs portal to see if Malaysians can fill vacancy, explains M. Saravanan.

Industry players say domestic travel picking up, but most hotels, tour agencies continue to operate with skeleton crew.

It will lead to rise in unemployment, decrease in domestic consumption.

Payouts are between RM600 and RM1,000 per PenjanaKerjaya recruit.

Programme under Manpower Dept will focus on reskilling, upskilling for workers, says M. Saravanan.

With Covid-19 already forcing firms to shed workers, employment prospects for youth just entering workforce dim further.