Senator Nelson Renganathan said that all companies must bring the joy of work by counselling workers to cope with mental stress to boost their productivity.

The Malaysian Employers Federation (MEF) opposes a proposed revision to the Trade Unions Act 1959 that would lift limits on trade union formation.

54% of the managers worldwide said their company's leadership is out of touch with employee expectations, and 74% said they don't have the resources to make changes for their team.

Economist Dr Jomo Kwame Sundaram said that in order to grasp the actual economic situation, Malaysia must recognise that the labour and productivity data are misleading.

According to Dato Gerawat Gala, the Sarawak Labour Ordinance (SLO) Amendment Bill is being prepared for submission to the state Cabinet for review and approval.

A Malaysian restaurant is giving out free iPhone SEs to locals who are willing to work as waiters for at least six months.

The HR ministry was ensuring that revisions to the Act's First Schedule were properly worded so as not to mislead on the types of employees who would be covered by the Act.

Businesses are refusing orders and foregoing billions in sales due to a labour shortage of over a million workers, thus endangering Malaysia's economic recovery.

The Allowance For Disabled Workers (EPOKU) seeks to encourage persons with disabilities to stay in the workforce while also allowing them to live independently and contribute to society.

To address the issue of foreign workers who have switched to other sectors arbitrarily, the Ministry of Human Resources will implement a new system: an identity card by sector.