In view of the rapidly spreading Omicron variant of Covid-19, the Malaysian Employers Federation (MEF) recommends that a hybrid approach of on-site and remote working be maintained.

The Malaysian Employers Federation is warning employers not to rush back to work to minimise outbreaks, particularly as the new Covid-19 form is thought to spread quickly and with fewer visible symptoms.

Many individuals and businesses can breathe a sigh of relief as the government moves to exclude local taxpayers from paying tax on foreign-sourced income.

According to the Malaysian Employers Federation, English proficiency is one of the top five skills that prospective employees must have in order to be hired and advance in their careers.

The outlook for 2022 is still very bleak, with most SMEs still struggling with cashflow and other issues such as low consumer confidence.

Conflicts in the workplace happen regularly, hence it's a no-brainer for a leader of an organisation to learn how to diffuse the situation. Here are five conflict management techniques:

According to an expert, EPF will be able to announce a higher dividend payout like PNB for 2021 as it has a larger asset worth of nearly RM1 trillion.

According to economist Carmelo Ferlito, digital bank licences will allow corporations to facilitate microfinancing, which involves smaller loans with fewer constraints than regular bank loans.

Under the Disaster Relief Facility 2022, Bank Negara Malaysia has announced the availability of RM200 million in financing aid for micro, small, and medium enterprises (MSMEs) affected by the recent floods.

After two years of facing the global Covid-19 crisis, which has hammered economies around the world, Malaysia will be on the road to recovery in 2022.