MALACCA: All hawkers and traders in Malacca will be required to contribute to the Self-Employment Social Security Scheme (SKSPS), under the Social Sec...
: All hawkers and traders in Malacca will be required to contribute to the Self-Employment Social Security Scheme , under the Social Security Organisation , effective December this year.said the contributions must be made if they wish to apply or renew their business licence through the four local authorities in the state, namely the Melaka Historic City Council, Hang Tuah Jaya Municipal Council, Alor Gajah Municipal Council and Jasin Municipal Council.
“Through this insurance, not only the hawkers will get protection, but their families will also benefit and be able to continue their lives,” he told reporters here today. In a separate development, he said as many as 8,840 complaints, or 95.19 per cent of the total 9,287 complaints channelled through the Melaka government’s public complaints management system , between Jan 1 and Aug 31, had been resolved.
“Through the complaints received from SISPAA, I hope that the quality of public services to the people can be improved and enhanced from time to time, for the comfort and well-being of the people,” he said.
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