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Webinar Replay: Managing Probationers in Malaysia – HR Guidance

Posted on March 03, 2026 by E2 Administrator

This webinar provides practical guidance for HR professionals and employers on effectively managing probationary employees in Malaysia.


Topics covered:

  • Probation period legal framework in Malaysia

  • Performance management and assessment

  • Documentation and compliance best practices

  • Extension and termination considerations

  • Key HR risk areas and defensible decision-making


Speaker: Aunty HR – HR expert and workforce advisor

📅 Date of Webinar: 03 March 2026⏰ Duration: 3:00 PM – 4:00 PM

Liked our Managing Probationers webinar? Don’t miss the inaugural E2 HR/IR Conference 2026! Join us on 11–13 May 2026, where leading HR and industrial relations experts will unpack real-world challenges, best practices, and legal considerations HR professionals must know when managing probationary employees, performance issues, and employment compliance.


In today’s fast-evolving workplace, understanding how to handle probation periods correctly — from assessment and documentation to extensions and terminations — is critical for risk management and organisational success. This session is not to be missed!


Comments (1)

ERIC KHOR
Mar 05

I HAVE MISSED OUT THE 3RD MARCH WEBINAR. WHEN CAN WE HAVE IT AGAIN?

THANKS.

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