Cassandra Peter is a consultant with a solid foundation in law, bringing a wealth of legal expertise and practical insights to the Human Resources and Industrial Relations sectors. She holds a Bachelor of Laws (LLB) degree from the University of Aberystwyth and was admitted as an Advocate and Solicitor of the High Court of Malaya in 2020. Prior to transitioning into consultancy, she honed her skills as a Civil Litigation Lawyer, gaining extensive experience in complex legal areas including medical negligence, construction, employment, criminal law, divorce and child custody, company law and bankruptcy.
Her extensive legal background has sharpened Cassandra's analytical capabilities and solution-oriented approach- key skills that she now applies in the HR/IR domain. This experience uniquely positions her to offer businesses strategic guidance in navigating complex HR and industrial relations matters with precision and clarity.
As a consultant, Cassandra has worked with numerous multinational companies, assisting them in strategizing and executing complex retrenchment exercises, restructuring efforts, downsizing initiatives, and business closures. She has also supported companies with mutual separation schemes, performance management, and disciplinary procedures. Her deep understanding of employment legislation, industrial relations frameworks, and dispute resolution mechanisms enables her to craft tailored, actionable business strategies that address both legal and operational challenges.
Cassandra's expertise also encompasses training and knowledge-sharing, where she has the ability to break down legal terminology and concepts for a diverse range of professionals. She is passionate about empowering HR teams and business leaders with the knowledge they need to effectively manage legal and regulatory challenges.
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Curated HR & Employment Law Updates
Replay our E2 Webinar on 18 Aug 2026 with Cassandra Peter & Karmen Fung — balancing empathy and accountability in HR misconduct cases.
Effective 8 July 2026, Lindungan 24 Jam contributions are voluntary for local employees, mandatory for foreign workers. Employers must remit elections.

Johor & Negeri Sembilan elections 2026: Employers must allow reasonable time‑off for voting under Section 25 of the Election Offences Act.
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