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Webinar Replays

Managing Probationers in Malaysia

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!


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