An employee in Central China was recently fired for replying to a message from his apparently stern boss with an OK emoji in their company's WeChat work group.

Some 200 factory workers staged a protest, demanding for a public apology following a video clip allegedly uploaded by a member of the management team that label them as "rubbish".

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The rights group Women’s Aid Organisation (WAO) launched an online petition demanding the government to introduce seven days of paternity leave in Malaysia.

Less than half (43%) of employees periodically check and amend the access rights for shared documents or collaboration work services that they use.

The Ministry of Human Resources is proposing a unique act for human resource practitioners aimed at accrediting and training HR professionals.

Some employees quit because they care too much about the organisation they are resigning from.

A holacracy is a system for running a company where there are no assigned roles and employees have the flexibility to take on various responsibilities and move between teams freely.

MTUC secretary-general said labour laws in Malaysia that were first mooted in the 1950s and 1960s were now considered 'archaic'.

Even though 7% of Malaysians do have a tattoo, three in five said they would be less likely to hire someone with a tattoo, even if they were qualified for the position.