If your SSM license runs out, it's important to renew it quickly. If it's expired for more than a year, you can't renew it and have to sign up again.

Discover seven simple steps to register your Sdn. Bhd. company with SSM Malaysia, ensuring smooth compliance with regulations.

Private hospitals deny flu patient overflow, as confirmed by APHM. Increased admissions for various health conditions observed post-pandemic.

Road closures in Putrajaya for the National Day 2023 celebration ensure smooth event flow. Check out the affected routes and alternative arrangements.

The government proposes displaying salary ranges in job ads to address declining wages among graduates and provide transparency for informed decisions. Associate Professor Dr. Ahmed Razman supports the move, urging all employers to disclose graduate salary ranges.

Explore the lessons for HR professionals in addressing inappropriate behaviour following the Jocelyn Chia incident. Learn how to promote a respectful work environment and handle misconduct effectively.

The government then moved the Employment Act amendments' implementation date to January 1, 2023. As 2022 draws close, employers should be prepared to adhere to the changes and review the employment contracts. This article will review the ten changes to the Employment Act 1955 Amendments, including the specifics of the new paternity leave provision, and look at how they will affect the workforce in Malaysia.

According to Human Resource Minister V. Sivakumar, 1,092 housewives registered for the Housewives Social Security Scheme (SKSSR) over seven days. He stated that the number was recorded within the first week of the program's implementation on December 1.

Human Resources Minister V. Sivakumar's foremost priority is to address Malaysia's labour shortage by hiring foreign workers The Star reported today that Sivakumar stated that 67,958 out of 75,751 applications from 466 employers had been approved as of 2 December, the exact day Sivakumar was elected to the Anwar Cabinet.

The newly elected prime Minister of Malaysia, Dato Seri Anwar Ibrahim, has declared November 28 a public holiday in gratitude for the rakyat's support for him and his party in the recent general election.