Symposium on overcoming labour rights issues


The speakers: (From left) Alya Aisyah Fadil, BK Sidhu, Ken Yeong and Khai Yau Chua.

PETALING JAYA: With the evolving landscape around Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) issues, many are struggling with the social component in their industries.

Although fresh sanctions from the United States Customs and Border Protection – due to allegations of forced and bonded labour – have focused on the rubber glove and palm oil industries in Malaysia, this is emerging as a key cross-sectoral issue that is also recognised as a complex one to grapple with.

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