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India's Billion-Dollar Company Asks Job Seekers To Pay RM105,900 Fee To Work For Them
Work for free at Zomato and pay a fee?
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65% Of Malaysian Employers Prefer AI-Savvy Fresh Grads Over Experienced Workers
Your experience means nothing if you don't have AI skills, Microsoft and LinkedIn reveal in their 2024 Work Trend Index report.
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This Tunku Scholar's Experience Working At A Mamak Opened His Eyes To Labour Rights
Coming from a single-parent household, he is also the first in his family to pursue a law degree.
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Man In Shah Alam Stabs Friend To Death For Drinking His Orange Juice While Breaking Fast
The victim and the suspect, both factory workers, had been living together.
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Here's What This Local Company Is Doing To Empower Workers In Their Plantations
From due diligence to responsible recruitment, this company is making strides in upholding human rights.
Published for FGV Holdings Berhad
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MEF: RM1,500 Minimum Wage Will Not Only Kill Businesses But Also Derail Economic Recovery
According to Malaysian Employers Federation (MEF) president Syed Hussain Syed Husman, the move is likely to benefit foreign workers more, as locals are already paid higher wages than RM1,500.
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This M'sian Startup Is Creating New Job Opportunities For Freelancers & Part-Time Workers
The platform is even built by a gig professional, for gig professionals.
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HR Ministry: Extra Workload And Payment Issue Caused J&T Staff To Mishandle Parcels
The Ministry of Human Resources has urged J&T Express to hold discussions with its workers before making any changes that involve their interests.
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36-Year-Old Man Dies After Being Crushed By A Falling Lift In Putrajaya
It took a fire and rescue team half an hour to remove the trapped victim.
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Our Hospital Workers Who Have Been Fighting For Basic Rights Need Your Help
A cleaner at Ipoh Hospital, who spoke of the verbal and mental abuse she and her colleagues endure on a daily basis, said that supervisors speak to them without any respect.
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Klang-Born Nurse Details How S'poreans On Public Transport Are Shunning Healthcare Workers
While the number of people infected with coronavirus continues to rise, healthcare professionals in the affected countries have stepped up by going above and beyond their call of duty.
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Four Men Were Killed And One Became Blind After Drinking Cheap Liquor In Johor
The victims comprised of a local, a Pakistani, an Indian and a Nepali national.
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