Sabah needs its own labour ministry, say lawyer, bosses group

February 2, 2025
Borneo, News & Events

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Amid ongoing debates over labour law reforms, experts say Sabah should have its own labour ministry as envisioned under the Malaysia Agreement 1963 to better manage migrant workers, boost local employment and align policies with the state’s economic realities.

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