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Your Handbook Says It: but Can the Company Enforce it?

A handbook isn’t automatically enforceable. Discover how Malaysian employers can prove fairness, consistency, and compliance to survive Industrial Court scrutiny.

Retrenchment Is Not Just a Termination Letter: What Employers Should Learn from recent KESUMA Intervention

Retrenchment in Malaysia now attracts authority attention. Learn HR’s role in compliance, fair selection, and transition support after KESUMA’s intervention.

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Selangor Special Public Holiday – Sultan’s Silver Jubilee

Selangor has declared 26 Oct 2026 a replacement holiday for the Sultan’s Silver Jubilee. HR should confirm policy to avoid payroll confusion.

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Should HR Report a Crime Committed by an Employee to the Authorities?

When misconduct involves theft, fraud, or corruption, HR must know legal reporting duties under Malaysia’s Penal Code, MACC Act, and AMLA 2001.

Workplace Napping and Dismissal: A Case Law Perspective

Industrial Court ruled dismissal for sleeping at work disproportionate; HR must weigh proportionality, medical conditions, and fairness in misconduct cases.

Unlawful Dismissal Claims By the Numbers - Industrial Court Trends Q3 2025

The Industrial Court decided 119 unlawful dismissal cases in Q3 2025, awarding RM8.5 million to employees. Learn key trends, case outcomes, and proactive steps employers should take to manage IR risks.

ASEAN Summit, October 2025 Work From Home Recommendation

ASEAN Summit 2025 in Kuala Lumpur brings road closures. Employers should plan flexible work, attendance, and compliance to ease disruptions.

Mental Health Highlight Workplace Conversations

World Mental Health Day 2025 highlights how everyday workplace conversations shape well‑being. HR can respond with empathy, awareness, and fairness.

Stop the Bully, Save the Culture

Workplace bullying harms morale and culture. Learn how HR can identify, prevent, and address bullying under Malaysia’s new Penal Code amendments.

Sick Leave or Strategic Leave? Understanding Malingering in the Workplace

Is sick leave genuine or malingering? Learn how Malaysia’s Industrial Court views sick leave abuse, what counts as misconduct, and how employers should investigate fairly.

Sexual Harassment Complaints Without Hard Evidence: What HR Needs to Know

Most sexual harassment cases lack CCTV or eyewitnesses. Learn how Malaysian law applies the balance of probabilities, what HR must do to investigate fairly, and the consequences of inaction.

From Independence to Inclusivity. Reflecting on 68 years of Labour Milestones

Marking Malaysia’s 68th year of independence, we reflect on key labour milestones — from the Employment Act 1955 to the Gig Workers Bill 2025 — and how they shaped the nation’s workforce.

Termination for Attendance: Fair or Excessive?

Industrial Court in Malaysia ruled repeated absenteeism and tardiness as serious misconduct, justifying dismissal — key lessons for employers.

Key information that employers need to know on the Gig Workers Bill 2025.

Malaysia’s Gig Workers Bill 2025 establishes legal recognition, minimum standards, SOCSO coverage, and a new tribunal system for gig workers. Learn what this means for employers, platforms, and compliance.

Introduction of the MADANI Graduate Scheme (SGM) by HRD Corp

HRD Corp’s MADANI Graduate Scheme offers fresh grads 12‑month training with salary reimbursement support. Learn eligibility, claims, and timelines.

Should HR Report a Crime Committed by an Employee to the Authorities?

When misconduct involves theft, fraud, or corruption, HR must know legal reporting duties under Malaysia’s Penal Code, MACC Act, and AMLA 2001.

Workplace Napping and Dismissal: A Case Law Perspective

Industrial Court ruled dismissal for sleeping at work disproportionate; HR must weigh proportionality, medical conditions, and fairness in misconduct cases.

Unlawful Dismissal Claims By the Numbers - Industrial Court Trends Q3 2025

The Industrial Court decided 119 unlawful dismissal cases in Q3 2025, awarding RM8.5 million to employees. Learn key trends, case outcomes, and proactive steps employers should take to manage IR risks.

ASEAN Summit, October 2025 Work From Home Recommendation

ASEAN Summit 2025 in Kuala Lumpur brings road closures. Employers should plan flexible work, attendance, and compliance to ease disruptions.

Mental Health Highlight Workplace Conversations

World Mental Health Day 2025 highlights how everyday workplace conversations shape well‑being. HR can respond with empathy, awareness, and fairness.

Stop the Bully, Save the Culture

Workplace bullying harms morale and culture. Learn how HR can identify, prevent, and address bullying under Malaysia’s new Penal Code amendments.

Sick Leave or Strategic Leave? Understanding Malingering in the Workplace

Is sick leave genuine or malingering? Learn how Malaysia’s Industrial Court views sick leave abuse, what counts as misconduct, and how employers should investigate fairly.

Sexual Harassment Complaints Without Hard Evidence: What HR Needs to Know

Most sexual harassment cases lack CCTV or eyewitnesses. Learn how Malaysian law applies the balance of probabilities, what HR must do to investigate fairly, and the consequences of inaction.

From Independence to Inclusivity. Reflecting on 68 years of Labour Milestones

Marking Malaysia’s 68th year of independence, we reflect on key labour milestones — from the Employment Act 1955 to the Gig Workers Bill 2025 — and how they shaped the nation’s workforce.

Termination for Attendance: Fair or Excessive?

Industrial Court in Malaysia ruled repeated absenteeism and tardiness as serious misconduct, justifying dismissal — key lessons for employers.

Key information that employers need to know on the Gig Workers Bill 2025.

Malaysia’s Gig Workers Bill 2025 establishes legal recognition, minimum standards, SOCSO coverage, and a new tribunal system for gig workers. Learn what this means for employers, platforms, and compliance.

Introduction of the MADANI Graduate Scheme (SGM) by HRD Corp

HRD Corp’s MADANI Graduate Scheme offers fresh grads 12‑month training with salary reimbursement support. Learn eligibility, claims, and timelines.

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Retrenchment and Restructuring: How to Manage Headcount Without Creating an IR Disaster

Join E2 Workforce Consulting’s free webinar on Sept 17, 2026, with Senior Consultant Dzulfadhli Lamin. Learn lawful retrenchment and restructuring strategies to manage headcount responsibly, avoid Industrial Court disputes, and strengthen workplace compliance.

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PERKESO Claims, Benefits & LINDUNG 24 Jam Explained | BebelHR x Edmund Cheong

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PERKESO Claims, Benefits & LINDUNG 24 Jam Explained | BebelHR x Edmund Cheong

BebelHR x Edmund Cheong (Deputy CEO, PERKESO) explains claims, benefits & LINDUNG 24 Jam — practical insights for HR leaders, employers & employees in Malaysia.

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