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Malaysia Set to Launch World’s First Gig Worker Law

Malaysia Takes the Lead on Gig Worker Rights in 2025 The Deputy Prime Minister, YAB Dato' Seri Dr. Ahmad Zahid Bin Hamidi, chaired the Roundtable Session on the Sharing Economy and Gig Industry Malaysia is setting a powerful precedent in the digital labour world. With over 1.12 million gig workers in the country, the government is stepping up with bold reforms aimed at protecting this growing workforce. At the heart of these reforms: the upcoming Gig Workers’ Bill and the creation of a Gig Economy Commission (SEGiM) . These moves put Malaysia on track to be the first country in the world to pass a dedicated law protecting both platform-based and non-platform gig workers. What’s Coming: The World’s First Gig Worker Law The Deputy Prime Minister, YAB Dato' Seri Dr. Ahmad Zahid Bin Hamidi, chaired the Roundtable Session on the Sharing Economy and Gig Industry In a roundtable session chaired by the Deputy Prime Minister, over 100 participants, including ministry reps and 80+ gig p...

TNG Digital’s Business Account Empowers Small Biz

Small Biz, Big Moves: TNG Launches Free Business Account for Micro-Entrepreneurs Good news for hustlers, gig workers, and micro business owners: the new TNG Digital Business Account is here and it’s all about making business growth easy, secure, and mobile-first. Launched on 18 June 2025 and officiated by YB Senator Dr. Hajah Fuziah Binti Salleh and TNG Digital CEO Alan Ni, this move is a bold step toward giving Malaysia’s micro and small businesses real tools to thrive in the digital economy. What Is the TNG Digital Business Account? It’s a fully digital eWallet account designed for: Micro and small businesses (MSMEs) Informal traders Hawkers and gig workers Key perks: ✅ No fees ✅ No paperwork ✅ No minimum balance ✅ Open and use from your phone ✅ Instant transfers across eWallets and banks ✅ Real-time fund access All while being regulated by Bank Negara Malaysia,  so your money’s safe. Why It Matters for Malaysia’s Business Scene Nearly 40% of the country’s GDP c...