RM2,000 minimum wage for auxiliary police depends on employers, says Bukit Aman

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The federal police said implementation of the new RM2,000 per month minimum wage for auxiliary police personnel is determined by their ...

ISKANDAR PUTERI, Nov 12 — The federal police said implementation of the new RM2,000 per month minimum wage for auxiliary police personnel is determined by their respective employers.

Bukit Aman Crime Prevention and Community Safety Department (JPJKK) Deputy Director (prevention operations/support resource coordination) Datuk Nik Ros Azhan Nik Ab Hamid said the decision on the new minimum wage rests with the agencies where the personnel are employed.

He clarified that the auxiliary police force comes from various distinct organisations and does not operate under the same scheme as the Royal Malaysia Police (PDRM).

“Nevertheless, PDRM remains deeply concerned about the welfare of enforcement personnel and hopes that this matter will continue to receive due attention from every agency.

“While PDRM will ensure the welfare of these enforcement personnel, the final decision ultimately depends on the individual agencies.

“Should the government issue a directive for private-sector agencies to standardise their minimum wage, such a mandate must be complied with.

“PDRM will ensure that the welfare of these personnel and enforcement staff is safeguarded,” he told reporters at the 37th Malaysian Auxiliary Police Association (MAPA) Conference at the Sunway Bigbox Hotel here today.

Nik Ros Azhan said the auxiliary police force plays a role in assisting PDRM in crime prevention and maintaining security within designated areas.

The senior police officer added that PDRM, through the Crime Prevention and Community Safety Department (JPJKK), will continue to strengthen processes related to appointments, training, and supervision.

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