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How To File / Defend A Claim In The Labour Court In Malaysia?  A Step-By-Step Guide
LouisLiawFebruary 9, 2024February 9, 2024

How To File / Defend A Claim In The Labour Court In Malaysia? A Step-By-Step Guide

Introduction While the Industrial Court deals with cases of unfair dismissal and trade union disputes, the “Labour Court” deals with disputes that generally occur while an employee is in employment – such as on unpaid wages, unpaid overtime, and other

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Basics of Suspending An Employee
LouisLiawJune 4, 2023June 4, 2023

Basics of Suspending An Employee

A. Introduction An employee is suspended when he is temporarily relieved of his responsibilities and is not required to attend to his work during that period. Suspension, when executed properly, is a disciplinary action that an employer can legally take

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Resign Then Sue For Constructive Dismissal? Employees Who Want Their Cake And Eat It Too
LouisLiawApril 11, 2023April 11, 2023

Resign Then Sue For Constructive Dismissal? Employees Who Want Their Cake And Eat It Too

This is a write-up on the case of Matrix Global Education Sdn Bhd v Felix Lee Eng Boon [2023] 2 CLJ 34. FACTS: Mr. Felix Lee Eng Boon (Employee) was relieved of his duties as CEO of Matrix Global Schools (MGS) (Company) due

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