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Sim: Bosses cannot simply cut salaries

PUTRAJAYA: Disciplinary issues involving employees must go through domestic inquiry and bosses cannot cut their workers’ salaries as punitive action, says Steven Sim.

RM500 fine for toilet break? Restaurant in Malaysia under fire for allegedly imposing penalties on staff

Working in the F&B industry is tough, but the consequences of not following this list of rules set by a Japanese restaurant in Malaysia might be even tougher for its staff. A ramen chain in Kuala Lumpur has come under fire for allegedly deducting salaries of staff who take medical leave and toilet breaks. A photo of its rules and.

Court of Appeal rules Public Bank liable for leaking confidential banking information to third party in NFCorp's appeal suit

KUALA LUMPUR, Aug 30 The Court of Appeal today ruled that Public Bank Berhad (PBB) was liable for leaking information of bank account confidentiality to a third party that led.

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