Human Resource Malaysia 2023 [#HRM2023]
Employment (Amendment) Act 2022 will become effective from 1 January 2023. This means companies operating in Malaysia need to make immediate transition to meet the minimum requirements of the laws. The Act covers all the obligations and limitations of both employers and employees, especially managerial and supervisory level who are directly supervise their subordinates during the tenure of employment. This training will update attendees on latest amendments and new provisions contained in the, so that proper planning and adjustment could be made for the compliance of the new or amended provisions, as well as statutory requirements such as MTD, EPF, SOCSO and EIS.
[02] COURSE OBJECTIVES
At the end of this training session, participants will be able to:
• Understand the requirements of the Employment Act
• Understand statutory contribution, duties and responsibilities under respective acts
• Expose to the latest amendments of the Acts
• Identify the perimeter and rights of an employer / employee
• Be wary of the hefty penalties for non-adherence
• Gain confidence in handling of employment matters
• Convince in implementing the minimum requirements of the various relevant Acts
[03] WHO SHOULD ATTEND
• Owner/ Director
• Top Management
• HR Managers/ Executives/ Assistants
• HR Practitioners/ Consultants
• Those who are interested in understanding the latest amendments
[04] METHODOLOGY
Lecture, discussions, case studies & practical exercises
[05] FREE POST-TRAINING SUPPORT
Trainer will answer issues related to Employment Act from attendees within 30 days of the training date, on a best effort basis. Terms & conditions applied.
[06] BONUS
• Official Employment (Amendment) Act 2022 Provided
[07] DATE, TIME & FEE
Date: 3 Oct 2023 (Tue)
Time: 9.00am - 5.00pm
Venue: Online/ Interactive
[HRD Corp Claimable]
Fee:
- Early Bird Offer (before 14 Sep 2023) - RM 780
- Special Offer (before 27 Sep 2023) - RM 840
- Normal Fee - RM 900
>> Fee includes Course Notes, Meals, Certificate of Attendance & 6% Service Tax
** OFFER **
- 10% Cashback for SST2u Learner Card+ (SLC+) members. T&Cs applied.
[08] COURSE OUTLINE
9.00am – 9.45am
[01] Employer and Employee Relationship
• Contract of Service VS Contract for Service
• Definition of Contract of Service under Employment Act 1955
• Employees under the EA 1955 and Workman under the IRA 1967?
• Types of Employment
• Employment (Part – time employees) Regulation 2010
• Minimum benefits and/or entitlements under the EA 1955
9.45am – 10.30am
[02] Wages
• Definition of wages
• Payments and restrictions
• Advances
• Deductions ~ lawful and unlawful
• Liabilities of Principals and Contractors
• Minimum Wages Order (Amendment 2018 & Budget Review 2020)
• Payment of wages for suspension i.e. suspension for misconduct investigation and punishment after Domestic Inquiry
• Computation of Payroll during MCO period
10.30am – 11.00am
Morning Break
11.00am – 11.45am
[03] Working Hours and Leave
• Rest day
• Maximum working hours
• Overtime
• Public holidays
• Annual leave
• Sick leave and Hospitalization
• Guidelines on performing solat during working hours
• Non-mandatory leaves – emergency leave, unpaid leave, absent without leave etc.
11.45am – 12.30pm
[04] Special Sections
• Absenteeism ~ Sect. 15
• Employment (Termination and Lay-Off Benefits) Regulations
• Due Inquiry / Misconduct ~ Sect. 14
• Breach of Contract ~ Sect. 13
• Leaves not under the EA 1955
- No pay leave computation
- Emergency leave
- Absent without approval
12.30pm – 1.30pm
Lunch
1.30pm – 2.00pm
[05] Employment of Woman
• The restrictions and control
• The qualifications and requirements
• Maternity benefits & maternity leave (Paid and unpaid)
2.00pm – 4.00pm
[06] Employment (Amendment) Act 2022
• Calculation of wages for incomplete month
• Maternity Leave and Allowance
• Termination during pregnancy
• Reduction of working hours
• Paternity leave
• Employment of foreign employees
• Flexible working arrangement
• Discrimination in employment
• Notice of sexual harassment
• Forced labour
• Increase in penalty of offences
• Presumption as to who is an employee and employer
4.00pm – 4.30pm
Afternoon Break
4.30pm – 5.00pm
[07] Impacts of the Latest Amendments
• Some Practical Issues arisen
• What are the baseline considerations
• Conclusion
NOTE: Actual content scope & delivery may vary due the continuous updates on the subject matter
[09] TRAINER PROFILE
BRIAN WEE
HRDF Certified Trainer
Brian Wee was Head of Human Resources, Internal QMS Auditor and Corporate Trainer of MMC for a holding company of oils refineries in Malaysia. He holds a Master of Business Administration and a Post Graduate Diploma in Business Administration from Heriot Watt University, United Kingdom. He also has a Certificate and a Diploma in Personnel Management. He is a Certified Human Resource Professional (CHRP), an Ordinary Member of Malaysian Institute of Human Resource Management (MIHRM), PSMB Certified Trainer and PSMB Human Resource Consultant. Wee has attended a three days Effective Training Evaluation program by Ms Beverley Jeffreys of Chisholm Institute, Australian National Training Authority (ANTA). He brings with him more than 15 years of working experience in Human Resource of large manufacturing companies. He is a Resource Training person for Malaysian Institute of Personnel Management (MIPM), Malaysian Institute of Purchasing and Material Management, UBS Commercial Institute, Open University Malaysia, Asia e University and UTM Space Executive Diploma Programs and others.
He started off his career in 1980 as a Senior Officer with the Ministry of Information where stayed for 15 years and gained extensive management experience. Later he moved to a Japanese based company where he was in charge of all spectrums of Human Resource functions. During that time, he acquired some Japanese management skills such as Kaizen, Zero Defect, JIT, Quality Control, Quality Assurance, ISO QMS and EMS Awareness Program and many others. He developed and trained QC, ISO QMS and EMS and productivity related modules for the Wilmar International Group of companies’ employees.
In his present capacity, he develops modules and trains his employees and many organizations. He is also a part time lecturer for academic courses, namely Certificate & Diploma Program for Malaysia institute of Human Resource Management, Supervisory Module for Certificate & Diploma for Malaysian Institute of Purchasing & material Management, Executive Diploma of Human Resource Management for UTM SPACE, Asia e University, Southern College University and Open University Malaysia and Professional Short Course in Mandarin for Human Resource subjects and English Conversation & Communication Skills for User Business School (UBS). His much in demand programmes are Effective Supervisory Skills, Purchansing & Negotiation Skills, 8D Team Problem Solving Methods, Total Preventive Maintenance, ISO QMS AND EMS Awareness Program, UTM SPACE ISO QMS Modules, Effective QA/QC Inspectors, QC Tools, QCC, Effective Communication and Motivation Program, Excellent Clerical Skills, Excellent Customer Service, Effective Business English Communication Skills, Report Writing Skills, Effective Presentation Skills, Teambuilding Program, Positive Working Attitude, Malaysian Labour Laws and Industrial Relation Laws, Understanding of Employment Act 1955, Handling Misconduct and conducting Domestic Inquiries, Effective Salary Computation and Administration, Handling Problematic & Difficult Employees, Report Writing Skills, Drafting an Employment Contract, Effective Human Resource Management, HR for Non HR Executive / Managers, People Management, Leadership Skills, Balanced Scorecard, Key Performance Indicators and others. Among some of his training participants and/or consultancy services included Kyocera, Sunpower, TJ Wang Group (Accountancy & Secretarial Services), Lii Hen Group, China Press, White Horse Ceramic, ML Plastics Sdn Bhd, Yee Wan manufacturing, Southern College, Foo Yew High School, MITI, Police Academy (Technical),Champion Precision, JK Sumi Wire, Muar Ban Lee Engineering, Autoveyor, Southern Lion, Seiko Electric, CSC Steel, San Miguel Yamamura Plastic, Ornapaper, Umicore Malaysia, Alloy Consolidated (MTD Group), Panasonic AVC Network, Southern College University, Infineon Technilogies, to name a few. Mr. Brian Wee had provides HR & Quality and Productivity Consultancy Services to Li Hen Group, a furniture exporter and manufacturer, Omega Printer, Golpar Plastic Injection, Dian Pang Supermarket and others.
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