Retired civil servants in Malaysia are currently waiting for the outcome of an appeal regarding the adjustment of their pensions. This pending decision could have significant implications on the financial well-being of these retirees.

In Malaysia, the Employment Act governs various leave types that employees are entitled to, including annual leave, sick leave, maternity leave, and more.

The Malaysia Salary Guide 2025 provides an in-depth look at salary trends and benchmarks across key industries such as finance, IT, manufacturing, healthcare, and more.

A bonus letter is an excellent way to formally acknowledge employees' hard work and contribution to your company. Whether you’re drafting letters for individual or team bonuses, this guide ensures you strike the right balance between professionalism and encouragement.

Employee recognition is vital for fostering motivation and satisfaction in the workplace. This guide offers 180 innovative employee award ideas to celebrate achievements in 2025, covering categories like performance, creativity, teamwork, and leadership.

Calculating overtime (OT) pay in Malaysia is governed by the Employment Act 1955 and other labor laws. This guide explains the criteria for overtime eligibility, rates for different scenarios (normal workdays, rest days, public holidays), and how to ensure compliance with Malaysian regulations.

MySST (Sales and Service Tax) is a key component of Malaysia's taxation system. In 2025, it is important for employers and businesses to stay updated on its definition, exemptions, rate changes, and how to calculate the tax correctly.

The PCB (Potongan Cukai Bulanan) Calculator is an essential tool for employers and employees in Malaysia to calculate monthly tax deductions accurately. This guide provides an overview of the PCB system in 2025, including changes in tax rates, exemptions, and deductions. Learn how to use the calculator effectively, ensure compliance with LHDN regulations, and avoid errors in payroll processing.

Paying SOCSO (Social Security Organization) contributions online is an essential process for employers in Malaysia. This guide will walk employers through the step-by-step procedure for paying SOCSO online, from registering for the e-Social Security system to submitting payments.

Tax deductions and rebates in Malaysia provide significant opportunities for both employers and employees to reduce their taxable income and maximize savings.