The former consultant managed to prove that he had lost his job due to constructive dismissal and received RM221,250.

Penjana's incentives could help job seekers to gain new skills thus helping them to find jobs faster.

26% of workers in Malaysia could potentially work from home because of the relative dominance of service industries.

Human Resources Minister Datuk Seri M. Saravanan explains the benefits of the short-term Economic Recovery Plan known as PENJANA.

The WSP was introduced by the government in March 2020 to help employers who are economically impacted because of Covid-19.

New job segments such as the gig economy to help the unemployed survive through the post-COVID-19 environment.

Recession is inevitable but a good business should always be prepared for anything.

Malaysia’s pension system is ranked 12th in Asia and 61st globally, according to Allianz Global Pension Report.

Socso's Wage Subsidy Programme was recently extended under the National Economic Recovery Plan (Penjana).

Now that many people work from home, having an effective telecommuting policy is important now more than ever.