Collective Bargaining Labour Law Blog 9 years ago 0 5 & 6 November 2015 at MEF Petaling Jaya Objectives This programme is designed to provide participants with in-depth knowle... Read more »
Minimum Wage Hike Bad For Planters’ Bottomline Labour Law Blog 9 years ago 0 KUCHING: The newest hike in national minimum wages will not bode well for plantation companies, says CIMB Investment Bank Bhd (CIMB Re... Read more »
A Quick Fix To Employee Benefit Costs In Malaysia Labour Law Blog 9 years ago 0 Across Asia, employers are experiencing health and benefits programme cost increases as high as 45% (per the MMB Asia Total Health and ... Read more »
Contributors May Choose Syariah-Compliant Account Under Amended EPF Act Labour Law Blog 9 years ago 0 KUALA LUMPUR: Contributors to the Employees Provident Fund (EPF) may choose to have a KWSP-I account managed and invested in compliance... Read more »
3 TABOOS To Avoid In The Office Labour Law Blog 9 years ago 0 There are some taboos that should be avoided at all offices, no matter how liberal-such as the following. Office romances Getti... Read more »
Bonuses Paid To 1MDB Bosses Are Confidential, Says Najib Labour Law Blog 9 years ago 0 Incentives and bonuses paid to troubled 1Malaysia Development Berhad's (1MDB) top executives are confidential, said Datuk Seri Naji... Read more »
Pikom Releases Budget 2016 Wish-List For Malaysia Labour Law Blog 9 years ago 0 ON Oct 23, Malaysia’s Finance Minister Najib Razak, also the Prime Minister, will table his Budget 2016 proposal in Parliament. In ... Read more »
Interview: The right queries (PART 2) Labour Law Blog 9 years ago 0 How good are they with customers and clients? Generally speaking, you should get a good idea about this by judging how they present... Read more »
Interview: The right queries (PART 1) Labour Law Blog 9 years ago 0 Interviews are perhaps the most important stage of the recruitment process. They provide you with the invaluable opportunity to see you... Read more »
Out Of Work? How To Make Your Resume Relevant Labour Law Blog 9 years ago 0 Regardless of the reason why you’ve been out of work, gaps in employment are generally looked upon negatively by employers. There are c... Read more »
Options On Termination Labour Law Blog 9 years ago 0 An employee losing his job must know whether he wants his job back, or merely what is due. WHEN an employer and employee part comp... Read more »
Youths Advised Not To Be Too Choosy About Jobs Labour Law Blog 9 years ago 0 Youths, especially university graduates are advised to get rid of the "being too choosy" attitude about jobs to avoid being u... Read more »
Having Enough For Retirement Labour Law Blog 9 years ago 0 EIGHT in 10 Employees Provident Fund (EPF) contributors aged 54 years have insufficient savings to sustain them in their retired years,... Read more »
Minister Moots ‘Prohibitive’ Fine For Hiring Illegal Workers Labour Law Blog 9 years ago 0 KUALA LUMPUR, Oct 6 — Datuk Paul Low Seng Kuan revealed today that he is pushing for a new law to increase the punishment for employer... Read more »
Don’t give up on being a lawyer Labour Law Blog 10 years ago 0 There are other cheaper options for those who cannot afford RM300,000. IN our country, being a lawyer is governed by the Legal Profession ... Read more »
Tips For Career Progression Labour Law Blog 10 years ago 0 SUCCESS does not come easily and those who progress well in their career do not rely merely on good luck. In fact, a lot of hard work, ... Read more »
MEF: Address Issues On Hiring Of Foreign Workers Labour Law Blog 10 years ago 0 PETALING JAYA: The Malaysian Employers Federation (MEF) wants the government to address issues which have led to an increase in costs o... Read more »
Lifting Working Women Out Of Poverty Labour Law Blog 10 years ago 0 The Sarawak Women for Women Society (SWWS) welcomes the government’s target of 59 percent of women in the workforce by 2020 as stated b... Read more »