For their contribution, a Malaysian company gave RM150 to its 120 employees after they have taken the Covid-19 vaccine.

From January 25 2020, until May 26 2021, The Ministry of Health (KKM) had logged an overall 1,085 workplace clusters with 129,322 cases. 

Due to the inability to operate, 100% of the venues had seen at least a dramatic 85% decrease in total events. It resulted in at least a 75% drop in overall 2020 revenue compared to 2019. 

In Penang, about 400,000 factory workers will undergo the on-site polymerase chain reaction (RT-PCR) test via the deep throat saliva method.

The government is limiting the capacity of workers at construction sites to 60%. However, operating hours of construction works are subject to directives from the local authorities. 

Whether you work in an SME or a large company, you would know that no matter where you work, the culture of busyness manages to find its way there. 

You might have noticed some differences in the latest SOPs compared to the older iteration of MCO 3.0. Here are the major changes between the updated SOPs versus the previous ones:

Employers who are applying for PENJANA assistance must submit a statutory declaration (SD) to prevent misuse of funds.

Mass Covid-19 testing for factory workers in Penang using the pooled saliva RT-PCR testing method will begin next week.

PPMM President Che Johan Che Hassan said that these spot checks are necessary due to the increasing Covid-19 cases with new workplace clusters showing up every day.