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VK Liew says that there is a fundamental breach of the contract and that if so, it must be terminated.
Prime Minister VK Liew's department minister says the cleaning company has not provided enough workers.
KUALA LUMPUR: A company tasked with maintaining cleanliness at Jalan Duta's judicial complex violated its contract, said Prime Minister VK Liew.
He stated that the government made the payments but that the company did not provide enough workers. his tasks.
"There is a fundamental breach of the contract and the contract must be terminated," he said after visiting the court complex tonight.
He said that the company was to supply 120 workers but that the number of workers had fallen to 60 and that only a few days
were also present his deputy Hanipa Maidin, Chief Justice Richard Malanjum, the Chief Justice of Malaya Zaharah Ibrahim and Chief Registrar of the Federal Court Latifah Mohd Tahar.
He stated that courthouses were public places. The Staff and the Public
Liew's visit came after media reports that judges and court staff swept the floors and cleaned the washrooms themselves because the cleaners were on strike since May 1965. a contract with a cleaning company that ends in December.
Workers allegedly organized a strike because they did not receive their wages as promised.
Yesterday, Malanjum and Zaharah Liew stated that the government would also ensure that court buildings are maintained to ensure that those who occupied them were safe.
He said that the building, the second largest judicial complex in Asia, lacked air conditioning facilities and parts of the structure needed to be assessed.
"Public works department engineers must inspect the building so corrective action can be taken," he said. In the event of an unfortunate incident, he would inform the Cabinet that more funds should be allocated to maintain and modernize 300 courthouses nationwide.
Liew demands an immediate report on the disorder of the court toilets
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