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apply during the period in which the employee is on maternity leave as provided under section 37, or on sick leave as provided under section 60F, or during the period of temporary disablement under the Workmen's Compensation Act 1952 [Act 273], or under the Employees' Social Security Act ...
Malaysia Employment Act Amendment (Year 2022) Country QatarAustraliaSouth AfricaUAE The Employment (Amendment) Act 2022 under labour law of Malaysia has included a sequence of adjustment from the Employment Act 1955. As an employer and HR, it is essential to keep track of such regulations that ...
Recently, the Employment Act 1955 (‘EA 1955’ or ‘the Act’) was amended to improve the rights conferred on employees in Malaysia in line with international standards and practices. This article will highlight the changes effected by the Employment (Amendment)...
Part 2: 9 June 2023, Friday 2.30pm to 6pm (Singapore/Hong Kong/Beijing/Shanghai Time) GMT +8 Delivered Via:2-Part Webinar Delivered Via:2-Part Webinar Overview The Malaysian Government is in the midst of proposing several amendments to the Employment Act 1955 to comply with international sta...
Starting from September 2023, the normal working hours are 8 hours per day or 45 hours per week. The sections relating to overtime pay in the Employment Act 1955 only applicable to employes earning a monthly salary of less than RM4,000. The provisions for overtime pay are quite struct...
Foreign investors, foreigners who make Indonesia a second home, and foreigners engaged in pre-investment activities can now make an official payment to the Directorate General of Immigration, which will act as their immigration guarantee. The payment will cover the cost of repatriation, deportation, ...
Singapore law also protects employees who are called for national service through the Enlistment Act. An employer is not permitted to dismiss an employee solely or mainly for the reason that the employee has been called, or is likely to be called, for national service, regular service, ...
The EA 1955 was amended to enhance the protection of employees in Malaysia. The amendment to the First Schedule of the EA 1955 expanded the coverage of the Act to any employee who has entered into a contract of service irrespective of their wages. In the a...
Singapore law also protects employees who are called for national service through the Enlistment Act. An employer is not permitted to dismiss an employee solely or mainly for the reason that the employee has been called, or is likely to be called, for national service, regular service, ...