The Malaysian Trades Union Congress (MTUC) has proposed a new minimum wage of RM3,100. This suggestion comes after careful consideration of several factors, primarily the increasing cost of living in Malaysia. MTUC Secretary-General Kamarul Baharin Mansor stated the figure is a reference point for a revised minimum wage. The proposal aims to address the financial pressures faced by workers due to rising expenses. It reflects the union's commitment to advocating for fair compensation for Malaysian laborers. Further discussions and government consideration will be necessary to implement any changes to the national minimum wage. This move signals a push for improved living standards for low-income earners.