KUALA LUMPUR: The most common complaints the Human Resources Ministry’s Working for Workers (WFW) application received is over unpaid salaries.

Its minister Steven Sim said of the total 34,156 complaints lodged with the digital platform as of Feb 25 this year, 6,393 cases were from workers who did not receive their salaries.

The WFW application, he said, also received 3,095 complaints from workers who were not allowed to work from home, 2,895 cases involving salary cuts not according to laws, 2,768 cases involving workers terminated without notice and 2,424 complaints of employers who failed to comply with minimum wage implementation.

He added that other complaints received by the digital platform included no overtime payment and termination benefits (2,298 cases) and the absence of employment contract (1,577 cases).