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Malaysia’s gig economy performed better in 2025 than in 2024, buoyed by positive economic momentum and supportive policy measures, but the highlight is undeniably the passing of the Gig Workers Bill 2025. Bernama FILE PIX

Lim also recommended that the 40 per cent revenue demand from Sabah must be resolved promptly and that the rights of Sarawak must continue to be safeguarded, noting that the Sabah revenue claim issue was a major factor in the recent state election. - Bernama file photo

Research Fellow Institute of Malaysian and International Studies of the Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia Dr Muhammed Abdul Khalid said the main challenges faced by PPR children were not caused by laziness or a lack of effort, but by layered and systemic pressures experienced from an early age.

From January until Nov 14, 2025, a total of 108,826 job vacancies were actively advertised on the MyFutureJobs portal, compared to 464,534 active job seekers. Photo by Bernama

From left: Haikal, Esma, Siva and Azrul.

From left: Muhammad Afham, Mohd Ridzuan and Nur Zilatulnaim posing with the awards they received in conjunction with the PERKESO Media Awards I Lindung U 2025. – Sinar/Rosli Talib

About 10 million formal sector workers will soon receive enhanced social security coverage under the Lindung 24/7 Scheme, part of the Lindung Pekerja programme by the Social Security Organisation (Perkeso). Photo for illustrative purposes only - Bernama FILE PIX

Minister in the Prime Minister’s Department (Religious Affairs) Datuk Dr Mohd Na’im Mokhtar - Photo by Bernama

Government has introduced the i-Saraan Plus scheme to enhance social protection for gig, e-hailing and p-hailing workers. - BERNAMA FILE PIX

A former resort telephone operator who lost his job during the Covid-19 pandemic, Abdul Haziq (right) said the programme has given him fresh hope of returning to the workforce after several years of unemployment.