Prime Minister Ismail Sabri just announced that Malaysians will be able to make a special withdrawal of RM10,000 from their EPF retirement savings account.

Social Security Organisation (Socso) expects the job market to return to the pre-pandemic level soon, with strong economic catalyst, stability, as well as full economic reopening. 

The government will amend Section 81F of the Employment Act 1955, which concerns complaints on sexual harassment, increasing the fines from RM10,000 to RM50,000.

According to the Federation of Malaysian Business Associations, Malaysia should put in place a system to prevent workers from changing jobs frequently. What do you think about this proposal?

LHDN has announced that no extensions will be granted. However, those who file their BE and B forms through the efiling system would be given an additional 15 days.

The e-Book contains various information on taxes which can be used as guidance by employers and taxpayers, such as e-Filing, Employer and Employee Responsibility, Corporate Tax, and others.

Some economists believe that not only should the government raise the retirement age, it should also be applied across all sectors of employment. Do you agree?

The country's employment situation maintained its steady progress in January with just 680,400 remaining unemployed, the lowest since the lockdown started in March 2020.

The Prime Minister said that the 'Transition to Endemic' phase is an exit strategy that will allow all Malaysians to return to virtually normal life after two years of struggling with COVID-19.

According to Randstad Malaysia's survey, "The Great Resignation" wave may hit Malaysia, as 39% of respondents said that they have changed jobs in the previous six months.