Navigating the intricacies of tax compliance can be daunting, especially for employers responsible for managing their employees' tax affairs. In this article, we delve into the importance and unique features of forms CP21, CP22, CP22A, and CP22B to provide employers with clear guidance on understanding the tax environment in Malaysia.

Probation periods are a common practice in employment contracts, providing employers and employees with an opportunity to assess the suitability and performance of the employee during an initial period of employment.

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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.

An employer brand is also known as your ‘talent’ or ‘people’ brand, which essentially defines the company’s reputation as a place to work. It showcases your company’s essence, how it differs and stands out from other companies, and your Employee Value Proposition (EVP). It communicates that your company is a credible employer and a top workplace, leading to higher recruitment, engagement, and retention of your current workers. 

Also known as Kumpulan Wang Simpanan Pekerja (KWSP), the Employees’ Provident Fund (EPF) is one of the world’s oldest and largest retirement savings funds, with 7.63 million active members and 522,967 employers as of December 2019. It serves as a social security organization that primarily helps private sector employees save a fraction of their earnings, which can be used as retirement funds in the future. 

The best human resources (HR) software helps you organize your business and run the back office efficiently. Paychecks are issued, time off is tracked, and employees' addresses are updated—generally, everything runs more smoothly and with less effort.

Any working Malaysian is familiar with the Employee Provident Fund (EPF), which was established in 1951 to build Malaysia's workforce's retirement savings. EPF is, in fact, one of the world's oldest provident funds.

On November 19, Malaysians will cast ballots in the 15th general election to select the party that will receive a fresh five-year mandate to govern the country. The country has experienced political unrest since the most recent elections in 2018, a time when three prime ministers have served the country. The polls are supposed to bring about some tranquilly.