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Stamps, IR Rules & MADANI Card - Elevate Podcast

Posted on May 26, 2025 by Victor Gan

This episode dives into critical updates for Malaysian employers — from the rising concerns around stamp duty on employment contracts, to the rollout of the Kad Pekerja MADANI, and the latest Industrial Relations regulations.

We also unpack:

PERKESO’s health screening obligations
A real-world compliance case study that highlights key employer risks
What HR professionals and business leaders need to do now to stay compliant

Whether you're updating contracts or reviewing your IR practices, this episode offers clarity, insights, and practical next steps.

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