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The steep rise has hit drivers hard, as e-hailing insurance is mandatory before drivers are allowed to operate. Photo for illustration purpose only

Penghantar president Zulhelmi Mansor has urged the government to delay the law and conduct a Regulatory Impact Assessment before it proceeds. His group insists that issues such as wage clarity, fairer fares and prompt payment must be resolved first. - Photo illustrated by Sinar Daily

Comprehensive and face-to-face consultations should involve platform companies, gig workers, academics and industry experts.

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Zulhelmi suggested that p-hailing service companies ensure that every rider is registered and has active contributions to the Social Protection Scheme for Self-Employed (SKSPS) so that they would be covered if they met with any untoward incidents - BERNAMA

A professor in economics, Dr. Normaz Wana Ismail, of the School of Business and Economics, Universiti Putra Malaysia (UPM) said there was a need to increase the rates with the huge number of youths involved as gig economy workers. - BERNAMA

Umno President Datuk Seri Ahmad Zahid Hamidi (third from right) with the Malaysia E-Hailing Coalition today. (Photo by Kousalya Selvam)

Zulhelmi Mansor.

Persatuan Penghantar P-Hailing Malaysia (Penghantar) President Zulhelmi Mansor says riders also lack of awareness on road safety