Lifestyle
"How To Thrive In An AI-Powered Job Market?" — The PEAK Masterclass Is Here To Help
The event takes place on 21 November.
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Nearly 100 Employees At Utusan Malaysia & Kosmo! Publisher Placed On Paid Leave
However, Utusan Malaysia and Kosmo! will continue publishing print editions.
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Foodpanda Singapore Offers Delivery Riders SGD2,000 Monthly Pay, CPF And Paid Leave
The new full-time rider programme offers a fixed monthly salary, medical coverage, insurance, and up to seven days of annual leave, with riders still allowed to take freelance orders in their free time.
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Malaysia May Allow 225,000 Refugees To Work In Dirty, Dangerous & Difficult Jobs
The government is considering allowing registered refugees to fill labour shortages in Malaysia's 3D sectors and reduce reliance on foreign workers.
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RM2,500 Minimum Starting Salary Could Deter Employers From Hiring Fresh Graduates, Warns Business Leader
He said tertiary graduates typically enter the job market with limited practical experience.
Lifestyle
#Belanjawan2027: Higher Wages & 30,000 New Jobs For M'sians Supported By TalentCorp
Plans include 30,000 new jobs under the Bakat MADANI programme, alongside the ministry's wider measures to improve wages and worker protection.
Lifestyle
1 In 5 Malaysian Jobs Is Now Linked To Tourism, Latest DOSM Data Shows
DOSM says 3.66 million people were employed in tourism-related industries in 2025, with retail and F&B accounting for nearly three-quarters of those jobs.
Tech
BYD Scraps Plans To Build CKD Assembly Plant In Malaysia
The Chinese electric vehicle giant is now looking for a different route into Malaysia's automotive industry.
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More Than 400 Employees To Lose Jobs By 2027 After Panasonic AVC Networks KL Closure
PAVCKM said Malaysia remains one of Panasonic's key regional hubs, employing more than 12,000 people across its local operations.
Lifestyle
Why New Hires Often Get Paid More Than People Who've Stayed For Years
A discussion sparked by one employee's question about salary increments has resonated with workers across industries, with many saying the same pattern exists beyond the banking sector.
