KUALA LUMPUR, Oct 9 (Bernama) -- The government and e-hailing platform provider Grab have agreed to co-fund an RM160 million package aimed at boosting net income and improving the welfare of e-hailing and p-hailing workers starting next year.
General : Budget 2027: RM160 Mln Package To Boost e-Hailing, p-Hailing Workers' Income
Budget 2027, Anwar Ibrahim, allocation, gig worker
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The Malaysian government and Grab will co-fund a RM160 million package to boost income and welfare for e-hailing and p-hailing workers starting in 2027.
- The package includes increased minimum income rates and vehicle maintenance assistance for drivers.
- E-hailing drivers may see a monthly income increase of up to RM227.
- The government offers Socso contribution incentives for gig workers and self-employed individuals.
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