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Advancing social protections to bring diversity and inclusion for women in Malaysia s workforce

RECENTLY, Khazanah Research Institute reported that although females outnumbered males in terms of enrollment in higher education, higher shares of male enter work right after graduation when compared with their female counterparts. In terms of finding qualified jobs, female graduates are also disproportionately affected by over-qualification, with more than half of them employed in low or semi-skilled positions in 2021.

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Why job training is important for individuals with autism in Malaysia

Investing in tailored job training programs for individuals with autism is crucial for facilitating their journey towards independence.

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HR minister: Kedah Agro ordered to settle overdue salary to 24 workers

PUTRAJAYA, March 13 The Department of Labour Peninsular Malaysia (JTKM) Kedah has issued a notice to Agro Holdings Bhd to promptly settle the salaries of its 24 employees who.

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In KL, four employers fined RM46,500 for paying workers salaries late

KUALA LUMPUR, Feb 24 ― Four employers were fined a total of RM46,500 after they were found to have violated the country's labour laws. The Department of Labour.

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BERNAMA - FOUR EMPLOYERS, FINED, CHARGED FOR VIOLATING LABOUR LAWS

BERNAMA - FOUR EMPLOYERS, FINED, CHARGED FOR VIOLATING LABOUR LAWS
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