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Multi-tier foreign worker levy system to begin January next year, says Home Minister

Posted by Editor-in-chief | Mar 5, 2019 | Employment Law |

PUTRAJAYA, Feb 28 — The joint committee between the Home Ministry and Human Resource Ministry...

Foreigners welcomed to fill critical workforce gaps but Malaysians should be given priority, says minister

Posted by Editor-in-chief | Mar 5, 2019 | Employment Law |

PETALING JAYA, Feb 28 — Human Resources Minister M. Kulasegaran today reiterated the government’s...

Sacked employee to get full arrears if called back to work, Industrial Court rules

Posted by Editor-in-chief | Mar 5, 2019 | Employment Law |

PETALING JAYA: The Industrial Court ruled today ruled that a sacked employee who is asked to return to work is entitled to full wages for the duration he was out of employment.

KULA, SHAKER AND MOVER OF MALAYSIA’S JOBS, PEOPLE SPACE

Posted by Editor-in-chief | Mar 4, 2019 | News |

Human Resources Minister M. Kula Segaran discusses a plethora of local human capital issues including minimum wage, foreign and illegal workers, youth unemployment, vocational training, overseas Malaysian talent and…

Realistic minimum wage plan is for future, says Kula

Posted by Editor-in-chief | Mar 4, 2018 | Recruitment |

IPOH: The plan to study the possibility of setting a more realistic minimum wage according to business sectors is meant for the future, says Human Resources Minister…

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Multi-tier foreign worker levy system to begin January next year, says Home Minister

Foreigners welcomed to fill critical workforce gaps but Malaysians should be given priority, says minister

Sacked employee to get full arrears if called back to work, Industrial Court rules

KULA, SHAKER AND MOVER OF MALAYSIA’S JOBS, PEOPLE SPACE

Realistic minimum wage plan is for future, says Kula

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