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480,995 Illegal Immigrants legalised under 6P
 
PUTRAJAYA, May 15 (Bernama) -- The Home Ministry has legalised 480,995 illegal foreign workers (PATI) to work with 91,064 employers under the Comprehensive Legalisation Programme for Illegal Immigrants or the 6P programme. The ministry's secretary-general, Tan Sri Mahmood Adam, said the employers were from various sectors, including manufacturing, service, construction, plantation and agriculture. He said a total of 4,156 operations, involving 24,520 enforcement personnel, were conducted nation
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Industrial Court: Gan Chee Ming v L&T Machinery Enterprise Sdn Bhd
Employment law - Dismissal - Constructive dismissal - Transfer and reduction in salary - Whether there was constructive dismissal - If there was constructive dismissal, whether dismissal was without just cause  ...
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Industrial Court: Chong Yoke Hong v Vision Best Sdn Bhd
Employment law - Jurisdiction of court - Whether the Court is ceased with jurisdiction to determine the merits of the case given that the Claimant is not seeking reinstatement to his former position in the Com ...
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Local, Foreign Workers 'entitled to same rights'
Citing the Employment Act 1955, Yahya said the law stated the rights and responsibilities of employers of local and foreign workers.
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Minimum Wage: RM900 in Peninsula, RM800 in Sabah, Sarawak & Labuan
PUTRAJAYA, April 30 (Bernama) -- The minimum wage for workers in Peninsular Malaysia has been set at RM900 a month or RM4.33 per hour while for Sarawak, Sabah and Labuan, the quantum is RM800 per month or RM3.85 an hour, Prime Minister Datuk Ser...
Labour Court grants Former Factory Workers Full Compensation
KULIM, April 23 (Bernama) -- Twenty- seven former workers from Massive Paper Product Sdn Bhd in Taman Kenangan, Sungai Karangan near here finally received full compensation following the factory's closure more than a year ago.
36 Foreigners fined, deported for Forged Entry Stamps
PETALING JAYA, April 20 (Bernama) -- Thirty- six Taiwanese nationals were fined between RM2,500 and RM3,500 by the Magistrates Court here Friday after they pleaded guilty to possessing forged entry stamps on their passports.
 
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Employment (Exemption) Order 2012
P.U. (A) 87 of 2012; 30 March 2012
Date of Coming into Operation of the Employment (Amendment) Act
P.U. (B) 85 of 2012; 27 March 2012
Capital Markets and Services (Private Retirement Scheme Industry) Regulations 2012
P.U. (A) 77 of 2012; 19 March 2012
 
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Tightening the EPF Act
A Question of Business by P Gunasegaram
Regulating Staff Discipline
Reflecting on the Law by Shad Saleem Faruqi
Firing a Worker
Articles of Law by Bhag Singh
 
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Industrial Court: LCB Management Sdn Bhd v Ting Kang Sung
Employment law - Dismissal - Misconduct - Breach of Company's standard operating procedure - Insubordination - Whether misconduct established - Whether dismissal with just cause or excuse
Industrial Court: Gunasekharan s/o Munusamy and 6 Others v Highlands & Lowlands Berhad
Employment law - Dismissal - Misconduct - Breach of contract of service - Whether misconduct established - Whether dismissal with just cause or excuse
Industrial Court: Jaafar Bin Abd Rahim and Another v Puspakom Sdn Bhd
Employment law - Dismissal - Misconduct - Involvement in corrupt practices - Whether misconduct established - Whether dismissal with just cause or excuse
 
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SC issues Checklists for Private Retirement Scheme
The Securities Commission (SC) has issued checklists for private retirement scheme.
SC issues Application Documents for Private Retirement Scheme
The Securities Commission (SC) has issued application documents for private retirement scheme.
SC issues Guidelines on Private Retirement Schemes
These guidelines are aimed at providing the regulatory and operational requirements that would safeguard the interests of contributors to the Private Retirement Scheme.
 
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Shearn Delamore to support MLTIC Employment Law Portal
Kuala Lumpur, 8 August 2011: Shearn Delamore & Co, one of the oldest and largest legal firms in Malaysia, has agreed to support MLTIC Employment Law Portal as part of their corporate social responsibility initiatives. An agreement to this effect...
MKMS launches New Look MLTIC Web Cluster
15 July 2011: Muttath KM Services (MKMS) has re-launched Malaysian Legal and Tax Information Centre (MLTIC), a Free Access to Law cluster of portals on Malaysian law and tax, with several enhanced features and a new look. The new web cluster, wh...
 
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