Malaysia's minimum wage will be raised to 2,000 ringgit starting in June 2027
智通财经2026/10/09 08:16The Prime Minister of Malaysia announced that the minimum wage will be raised from 1,700 ringgits to 2,000 ringgits starting from June 2027.
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