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WFH: Employers cannot force workers to take annual, unpaid leave

Salary payments are to be made as usual despite the work from home directive, says Human Resource Minister, Datuk Seri M. Saravanan

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Ismail Sabri: Daily press briefings necessary, will go on

Senior minister responds to Segambut MP Hannah Yeoh’s call for daily conference to be scrapped

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Umno delays general assembly, divisional meetings to next year

Sec-gen Datuk Seri Ahmad Maslan says the party has to hold meetings 18 months from its last one

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EMCO at Anjung Teduh, Felda Sahabat in Lahad Datu from Oct 24

The directive will involve 554 houses and 4,629 residents

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Anwar: Foreign investors’ confidence in jeopardy

Opposition leader says conflicting guidelines on CMCO and double standards in enforcement, not a good sell

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Borders still closed, Penang Port considers domestic cruises

The company and key players are looking to boost local tourism by emulating Taiwan’s domestic cruise offerings

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Water supply restored in all 1,292 affected areas: Air Selangor

Air Selangor would like to thank consumers for their patience and cooperation during the disruption

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Penang cash payment programme for single, elderly mothers delayed

The postponement is due to the recent spike in Covid-19 cases, and might be pushed back further until the situation improves

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Penang plans to buy estate land at centre of eviction tussle

Officers will meet the landowner and his lawyers to determine the price of the 2.4ha of Ladang Sg Kecil in Nibong Tebal

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Frontliners chasing down Sabah villagers positive for Covid-19

Many of them are asymptomatic or have mild symptoms

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Let companies decide who works on site, govt told

MTUC division says decision for only managers and supervisors to work from home smacks of double standard

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27% of claims rejected, mostly non-work injury cases, Socso says

The agency says no issue of stricter regulations or limited funds, rejection based on existing provisions

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Ban plastic bags, not raise prices, says green group

Sahabat Alam Malaysia says it is better to ban plastic bags for the sake of the environment