KUALA LUMPUR, Nov 5 (Bernama) -- Media Mulia Sdn Bhd has agreed to review its paid leave programme involving nearly 100 employees and consider alternatives to retrenchment as part of efforts to restructure its business model.
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- "InsyaAllah, following further assessment and discussions with the Communications Minister, some adjustments or changes may be made to our existing plans," he told Bernama.
- Fahmi was previously reported as saying that media organisations facing operational and financial difficulties should come forward for discussions to explore possible assistance and ensure their employees were not at risk of retrenchment.
- Yesterday, MMM urged Media Mulia to safeguard the rights, transparency and welfare of its employees following the restructuring exercise involving Utusan Malaysia and Kosmo! newspapers.
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