BY: DR. CHEAH CHAN FATT The gig economy has rapidly grown in Malaysia, providing flexible work opportunities to millions of individuals across various industries. Gig workers, including ride-hailing drivers, food delivery riders, freelancers, and digital platform...
More than half of Malaysians (57%) would consider quitting their jobs if their managers are not supportive of their development. Respondents in Malaysia are also more likely to quit their jobs (55%) if their managers don't take an interest in their long-term career...
BY: PROF. DR. CHONG WEI YING As Malaysia edges closer to becoming an ageing society, concerns over the financial security of retirees are mounting. The growing trend of early withdrawals among Employees Provident Fund (EPF) members raises serious questions about the...
Malaysia's digital prowess will be accelerated by two pillars: Skilled tech talent and world-class infrastructure that will turn innovation into reality. When human expertise meets cutting-edge connectivity along with robust smart infrastructure, the nation will...
BY: PREMA PONNUDURAI Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim’s Budget 2025 announcement of the increase of minimum wage from RM1,500 to RM1,700 has received mixed reaction from the different economic sectors. The Minimum Wage Order, effective in February 2025, has...
