Department says it will help develop skills, diversify work capabilities.

UPDATED 1.10PM | Unfair for companies to record high profit but neglect staff welfare, says PM.

The department will not hesitate to impose disciplinary action, says DG.

One of a wave of industrial actions that began in Britain last year.

This comes after Twitter let go of almost half its staff.

Many suffered financially since the company closed down in 2019, says sec-gen.

They are entitled to proceeds from sales of UMMB properties - judge.

UPDATED 10PM | Action taken on personnel who breach vaccine recipients’ privacy.

'Reinvent’ mission includes bringing in exceptional talents, says its CEO Surina Shukri.

COVID-19 | Following this, all other staff members have been ordered to undergo quarantine at home.

The two staffers affected are Australian nationals based in KL.

Move comes after a minister called for stern action over the alleged printing of the Jata Negara logo inside shoes.

This is over a controversial report on the treatment of migrant workers in Malaysia during the MCO.

The move on AP, UPI, CBS and NPR is in retaliation for US measures against Chinese media outlets.

The media conglomerate says the move is part of cost-cutting measures to address inefficiencies due to duplication of duties among workers.

UPDATED 6.10PM | CORONAVIRUS | Health Ministry records 14 new cases, total recoveries now at 8,000.

Due to MCO, only half of BSBCC's employees are available to care for 43 rescued bears and they do it with dedication.

CORONAVIRUS | It says thorough sanitisation of the whole store, common areas and facilities will be conducted.

A staff member of UTMJB tested positive for Covid-19 from the Sri Petaling Mosque tabligh cluster, says the university.

CORONAVIRUS | Employees are asked to reduce their number of working days by up to 15 days a month.

Deputy minister says the application was to address the shortage of doctors, pharmacists and dentists.

CAAM doesn't have enough qualified recruits, suffers from poor retention rate as the staff get low pay, says Maybank IB Research.

UPDATED 1.31PM | 'This is a necessary step as the board is of the opinion that the company is no longer solvent to continue operations,' Utusan Group chair Abdul Aziz tells staff.

Sec-gen J Solomon says the management must take responsibility to settle outstanding salaries.  

'We are receiving help like we are flood victims... we need to borrow money just to fill petrol to go to work.'