Kuala Lampur, May 9 -- The gig economy has rapidly grown in Malaysia, providing flexible work opportunities to millions of individuals across various industries.

Gig workers, including ride-hailing drivers, food delivery riders, freelancers, and digital platform workers, play a crucial role in the country's labour market.

However, despite their significant contributions to the economy, many gig workers face job insecurity, lack of social protections, and unfair treatment due to the absence of a legal framework governing their rights.

Recognising these challenges, the Malaysian government is set to introduce the Gig Workers' Bill, a landmark piece of legislation aimed at safeguarding the welfare and rights of gig workers.

This Bill is ...