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Workplace Realities & Legal Perspectives 2025–2026 - Webinar Replay

Posted on December 02, 2025 by E2 Consultants

Workplace dynamics in Malaysia shifted significantly in 2025 — from employee expectations and performance challenges to legal disputes, misconduct issues, and new compliance pressures. As we prepare for 2026, HR and IR professionals must understand the real lessons from this year and the legal priorities shaping the year ahead.


In this webinar, Dzulfadhli Lamin and Rachel Tan break down:

  • Key HR & IR trends that defined 2025

  • Real case insights and legal developments employers should know

  • High-risk areas to prepare for in 2026

  • Practical guidance for handling workplace issues

  • Strategic priorities for HR, IR, and People Managers

  • What Malaysian employers must pay attention to in the coming year

Whether you’re handling HR, employee relations, misconduct, performance, or compliance, this session provides clarity and direction for navigating 2026 with confidence.

Workplace Realities & Legal Perspectives: Lessons from 2025, Priorities for 2026 Speakers: Dzulfadhli Lamin & Rachel Tan Originally Recorded: December 02, 2025 Duration:

One hour thirty minutes



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