The country's employment situation maintained its steady progress in January with just 680,400 remaining unemployed, the lowest since the lockdown started in March 2020.

Prime Minister Ismail Sabri said heads of departments and senior management would be obligated to allow these employees to work from home to manage their family matters.

According to Randstad Malaysia's survey, "The Great Resignation" wave may hit Malaysia, as 39% of respondents said that they have changed jobs in the previous six months.

The Prime Minister said that the 'Transition to Endemic' phase is an exit strategy that will allow all Malaysians to return to virtually normal life after two years of struggling with COVID-19.

According to a Honeywell report, more than half of surveyed employees (62%) say they're willing to quit if their employer doesn't take steps to create a healthier indoor environment.

Singapore's Ministry of Health is urging employers to avoid requesting medical certifications from employees to ease the workload of overworked healthcare workers.

Of course, meetings are important. However, having too many meetings isn't good either. Should there be a day free of meetings?

The Industrial Court awarded a former manager for a government agency RM810,628 after finding the company guilty of unfair dismissal, after nearly two years of court proceedings.

A business owner must determine which aspects of the business they should invest more cash into.

As of Jan 31, 64.4% of people with disabilities (PwDs) in the Return to Work programme had been rehabilitated and reintegrated into employment.