Generic Flows Break at Peak Hours By 12:45pm on any weekday, the average urban condominium guardhouse has already processed somewhere between forty delivery riders. By […]
The Mobile Labour Court Is Coming to Your Weakest Branch
The Court That No Longer Requires the Worker to Travel On Labour Day 2026, KESUMA announced the launch of a Mobile Labour Court as part […]
When Attendance Tracking Becomes Surveillance
The Post That Started a National Conversation In June 2025, a Malaysian woman posted on Threads that her boss required all employees to share their […]
The 104-Hour OT Cap Nobody Is Tracking
The Cap That Exists in Law but Not in the System Under the Employment (Limitation of Overtime Work) Regulations 1980, no employee in Malaysia shall […]
93% Are Ready to Leave. Your HRMS Already Knows Who
The Number That Should Keep Every HR Manager Awake The Monroe Consulting Malaysia Talent Report 2026 found that 93% of Malaysian employees are exploring or […]
Condominium Pet Registration Gap
The Condominium Pet Registration Gap Most JMBs and MCs in Malaysia cannot produce a single document listing the pets currently living in their development. When […]
Employment Pass Salaries Just Doubled. Has Your Payroll Caught Up?
The Salary Change That Is Not Just an Immigration Issue Effective 1 June 2026, Malaysia’s Employment Pass (EP) minimum salary thresholds are being revised significantly. […]
When Your Attendance Record Goes to Court
An employee is terminated for repeated tardiness. The company has the grounds. The warnings were issued. The domestic inquiry was conducted. Everything was done by […]
From Tap Cards to Invisible Payments: Why DuitNow QR and eWallet Direct Are the Future of Parking
For decades, parking payment systems evolved around one objective — reducing cash handling. From cash tickets to Touch ’n Go cards, then to bankcards and […]