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Sabah & Sarawak Labour Law Updates – BebelHR

Posted on June 04, 2025 by Victor Gan

We’re kicking off the first episode of BebelHR with something major — the latest amendments to the Sabah & Sarawak Labour Ordinances, effective 1 May 2025.

Join Victor Gan and AuntyHR as they break down:

What’s changed in the updated ordinances
How the amendments align with the Employment Act 1955
Key improvements for workers, including maternity leave, public holidays, and more
What employers need to update in their HR policies
Why this is a turning point for East Malaysia’s workforce protections

Whether you're based in Sabah, Sarawak, or manage employees across Malaysia, this episode helps you stay informed and compliant.

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