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Is Malaysia’s Minimum Wage Hike to RM1,700 Beneficial for the Economy?
February 5, 2025
Is Malaysia’s Minimum Wage Hike to RM1,700 Beneficial for the Economy?

The recent decision by Malaysia to raise the minimum wage to RM1,700 marks a significant move by the government, aimed at enhancing worker earnings and boosting productivity and income levels. This hike falls within a broader initiative designed to uplift

Are Employers Ready for Stricter I-9 Compliance Under Trump?
February 5, 2025
Are Employers Ready for Stricter I-9 Compliance Under Trump?

The Trump administration’s commitment to stricter immigration enforcement has significant implications for employers, particularly concerning the handling of electronic Form I-9s. This form, used for verifying employment eligibility in the U.S., has become a focal point for compliance under the

Trump’s Early Second Term Brings Major HR Policy and Agency Shifts
February 5, 2025
Trump’s Early Second Term Brings Major HR Policy and Agency Shifts

In the initial weeks of his second term, President Donald Trump executed a series of significant administrative actions that have drastically influenced human resources professionals and American workforce dynamics. These actions, encapsulated in numerous executive orders, not only included the

Fair Work Commission Enforces New Protections for Casual Employees
February 4, 2025
Fair Work Commission Enforces New Protections for Casual Employees

In a landmark decision that emphasized the evolving understanding of labor rights for casual workers, a recent ruling by the Fair Work Commission underscores the importance of fair treatment and protection for casual employees. Casual employment arrangements, while offering flexibility,

Was the Dismissal of Miss Akhtar During Health Issues Fair or Unjust?
February 4, 2025
Was the Dismissal of Miss Akhtar During Health Issues Fair or Unjust?

The case of Miss Akhtar, a software developer dismissed from her job at Calrom, a Cheshire-based company, raises significant questions about employee rights, employer responsibilities, and the impact of health on workplace dynamics. The Manchester employment tribunal deemed her dismissal

How Will the New Labor Secretary Influence HR Policies in 2025?
February 4, 2025
How Will the New Labor Secretary Influence HR Policies in 2025?

The appointment of a new Labor Secretary in 2025 is poised to bring substantial changes to HR policies, significantly affecting how organizations navigate regulatory landscapes and manage their workforce. The transition in administration often heralds new legal responsibilities and shifts

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Is Malaysia’s Minimum Wage Hike to RM1,700 Beneficial for the Economy?
February 5, 2025
Is Malaysia’s Minimum Wage Hike to RM1,700 Beneficial for the Economy?

The recent decision by Malaysia to raise the minimum wage to RM1,700 marks a significant move by the government, aimed at enhancing worker earnings and boosting productivity and income levels. This hike falls within a broader initiative designed to uplift

Are Employers Ready for Stricter I-9 Compliance Under Trump?
February 5, 2025
Are Employers Ready for Stricter I-9 Compliance Under Trump?

The Trump administration’s commitment to stricter immigration enforcement has significant implications for employers, particularly concerning the handling of electronic Form I-9s. This form, used for verifying employment eligibility in the U.S., has become a focal point for compliance under the

Trump’s Early Second Term Brings Major HR Policy and Agency Shifts
February 5, 2025
Trump’s Early Second Term Brings Major HR Policy and Agency Shifts

In the initial weeks of his second term, President Donald Trump executed a series of significant administrative actions that have drastically influenced human resources professionals and American workforce dynamics. These actions, encapsulated in numerous executive orders, not only included the

Fair Work Commission Enforces New Protections for Casual Employees
February 4, 2025
Fair Work Commission Enforces New Protections for Casual Employees

In a landmark decision that emphasized the evolving understanding of labor rights for casual workers, a recent ruling by the Fair Work Commission underscores the importance of fair treatment and protection for casual employees. Casual employment arrangements, while offering flexibility,

Was the Dismissal of Miss Akhtar During Health Issues Fair or Unjust?
February 4, 2025
Was the Dismissal of Miss Akhtar During Health Issues Fair or Unjust?

The case of Miss Akhtar, a software developer dismissed from her job at Calrom, a Cheshire-based company, raises significant questions about employee rights, employer responsibilities, and the impact of health on workplace dynamics. The Manchester employment tribunal deemed her dismissal

How Will the New Labor Secretary Influence HR Policies in 2025?
February 4, 2025
How Will the New Labor Secretary Influence HR Policies in 2025?

The appointment of a new Labor Secretary in 2025 is poised to bring substantial changes to HR policies, significantly affecting how organizations navigate regulatory landscapes and manage their workforce. The transition in administration often heralds new legal responsibilities and shifts

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