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Performance Management in the Age of Compliance - Webinar Replay
Posted on November 03, 2025 by E2 Administrator
Originally broadcast on Tuesday, 28 October 2025 | 3:00 PM – 4:30 PM (MYT)
This session provided HR professionals, people managers, and business leaders with critical insights on how to align performance management strategies with evolving compliance standards under Malaysian labour laws.
In light of increased legal scrutiny and employee awareness, effective performance management today must strike a balance between organisational goals and regulatory obligations. This session addressed both operational challenges and legal requirements, drawing from real-world Industrial Court cases to illustrate key risks and best practices.
Key Topics Covered:
Legal expectations and requirements in managing underperformance
Designing Performance Improvement Plans (PIPs) that are fair, structured, and legally defensible
Common mistakes that expose organisations to legal risks
Best practices for balancing accountability, support, and compliance
How recent case law informs current HR practices
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The webinar recording is now available for replay on this page.You may also download the full presentation slide below for your reference.
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