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Kesuma lodges police report over alleged attempts to interfere with TalentCorp review

The Human Resources Ministry has handed evidence to the authorities following alleged attempts by interested parties to spread misleading information and undermine the transparency of the governance review at TalentCorp

Kesuma lapor polis: Cubaan campur tangan pihak berkepentingan ganggu semakan TalentCorp

Enggan berkompromi, Kesuma menyerahkan bukti kepada pihak berkuasa susulan tindakan pihak berkepentingan menyebarkan maklumat mengelirukan demi melindungi ketelusan semakan di TalentCorp

PACE to benefit 86,000 workers as Kesuma warns of job loss risks

Backed by more than RM700 million in coordinated funds from Perkeso, HRD Corp, PTPK and TalentCorp, the PACE initiative aims to strengthen social protection, reskill workers and empower gig economy players, as Malaysia braces for heightened labour market pressures

Flexi work arrangements raise productivity, job satisfaction, TalentCorp stats show

Human Resources Ministry echoes Prime Minister’s call for private sector to practice flexible working arrangements to cope with ongoing economic challenges

Kesuma ramps up reskilling push as job losses ease in March

Loss of employment cases fall 21.3pc, but ministry accelerates training and job matching to hasten re-employment

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12 hours on the road no guarantee for liveable wages, say several food delivery riders

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National shuttlers demand RM2 million salaries: can BAM keep up financially?

Several top athletes aim for salaries that could outpace even the highest-earning footballers, raising questions about the sustainability of funding within Malaysian sports