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No significant threat of retrenchments despite Goodyear closure, says expert

No significant threat of retrenchments despite Goodyear closure, says expert
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High cost fails to dim Singapore s attraction | Daily Express Malaysia

PETALING JAYA: Singapore remains the most expensive city in the world to live in, yet Malaysians continue to make their way south to seek their fortunes.

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Amendments to WFH concept needed

Amendments to WFH concept needed Pix for representational purpose only PETALING JAYA : A shift in corporate culture and policy may be necessary to address the issue of work-from-home (WFH) fatigue. Both employers and employees agree that rather than a complete shift back to the office, a hybrid of both may become the norm post Covid-19. At the same time, both sides also say that there are sacrifices to be made before the benefits can be experienced. The Malaysian Trades Union Congress (MTUC) said employers will have to be more tolerant and flexible while the Malaysian Employers Federation (MEF) said compromise is essential to ensure success of a hybrid arrangement.

Malaysia generalMohd effendy abdul ghaniSyed hussainSyed hussain husmanSrithren krishnanMalaysian employers federationMalaysian trades union congressEmployment actDatuk dr syed hussain husmanசையத் ஹுசைன்சையத் ஹுசைன் ஹஸ்மேன்மலேசியன் முதலாளிகள் கூட்டமைப்புமலேசியன் வர்த்தகம் தொழிற்சங்கம் காங்கிரஸ்வேலைவாய்ப்பு நாடகம்

Most Malaysians unlikely to switch jobs during pandemic

Most Malaysians unlikely to switch jobs during pandemic 16 Jul 2021 / 11:00 H. PETALING JAYA: To have a job in these difficult economic times is a blessing, and Malaysians are well aware of that. A large proportion of them who are still employed now are more likely than ever to stay put rather than seek their fortunes elsewhere. This is to be expected given the sense of uncertainty that has led to many employers freezing recruitment, according to human resource manager Srithren Krishnan. Compared with their counterparts in other parts of Asia, Malaysians are most likely now to cling to their current employment.

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Younger workers more likely to job hop

Younger workers more likely to job hop
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