让打工仔开心过年！政府受促强制企业派1个月“佳节花红” 老板们听到先“脚软”？

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00:00 I want RM3,000-4,000.

00:01 One chicken is more than RM60.

00:03 Seafood is more expensive.

00:04 One kilogram of shrimp is more than RM100.

00:06 I want to spend RM10,000.

00:07 Because I want to send my customers, my family, my children, my children's children.

00:12 Every New Year, you have to spend half a year to send red packets.

00:14 Spending money to the point of fear, it's heart-breaking.

00:17 If your boss sends you a monthly bonus of bonus red packets before the New Year,

00:21 would you agree with it?

00:23 The Chairman of the Association of Democratic Association of Malaysia, Solomon,

00:26 recently issued a notice to ask Prime Minister Anwar

00:28 to ask all the Malaysian employers to provide at least a month's salary as a bonus

00:33 so that the Chinese can reduce their burden and have a happy New Year.

00:36 The Chairman of the NGO, Solomon, mentioned in the notice

00:38 that according to the data from the public fund,

00:40 only the residents of Basangu

00:42 spend almost the entire month's salary on socializing and bonus activities.

00:46 However, the rising cost of living has covered up these traditions,

00:50 especially for people in the B40 and M40 income class,

00:54 who have greater burden and pressure.

00:55 He urged Prime Minister Anwar

00:58 to follow the Indian government's policy

00:59 to provide at least a month's salary as a bonus red packet,

01:02 so that many companies, including related companies,

01:04 can make a part of the bonus red packet

01:06 when they make an objective profit.

01:09 This way, people won't lose their mood to celebrate the holiday

01:11 due to financial pressure.

01:14 He said that many companies based here

01:16 also conduct business in India,

01:17 including related companies,

01:18 and pay a month's salary to their employees in India.

01:21 In fact, the government of Suezoa

01:22 generously provided a month's salary to civil servants

01:23 on the eve of the festival last year

01:26 as a bonus red packet.

01:27 The red packet is a natural thing for the people,

01:29 and it's a natural thing for the government to celebrate.

01:31 The NGO chairman also said that

01:33 the bank has been providing similar assistance to employees

01:36 under the guidance of the National Banking and Employment Committee last year.

01:39 But unfortunately, according to him,

01:41 the bank's experience has withdrawn this subsidy.

01:43 The people are happy to see

01:45 the bonus red packet of one more month,

01:47 but the employers who sent the red packet

01:48 may not be able to laugh.

01:50 The chairman of the Federation of Malaysia-Malaysia Employers Association, Sai Husen,

01:52 strongly opposed the free visit of Malaysia-Malaysia today.

01:56 He said that many small and medium-sized enterprises and micro-enterprises in China

01:58 have not recovered from the impact of the pandemic.

02:01 The chairman of the Federation of Malaysia-Malaysia Small and Medium Enterprises Association, Wu Enming,

02:04 said that if Malaysia accepts this proposal,

02:06 it will cause huge financial pressure on the enterprise.

02:09 Here is a brief introduction to the bonus red packet in Indonesia.

02:12 In fact, it is called Tunjangan Hari Raya,

02:14 which is a once-a-year religious holiday

02:17 that the Indonesian authorities strictly stipulate that all companies must pay employees every year.

02:20 Employees who work for at least 12 months in a row

02:22 can usually receive a bonus of a month's salary.

02:26 If you do not work for less than a year, you will be given a bonus according to the ratio.

02:29 If the company does not pay this bonus,

02:31 the employer will face fines and imprisonment.

02:34 According to the regulations,

02:35 the enterprise must issue the bonus seven days before the specific holiday,

02:38 according to the religion of the employee.

02:40 The so-called religious holidays include the opening of the Islam religion,

02:43 the Christian religion, the Catholic Christmas,

02:45 the Indian religion, the Buddhist festival,

02:48 and the Rudra's New Year.

02:50 As a worker,

02:51 would you like the Malaysian government to follow the policy of "Spring Festival" in Indonesia?

02:55 If you were the employer,

02:56 what would you do?

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