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Malaysia tables Employment Insurance System (Amendment) Bill 2025: What employers need to know at this stage
“The amendments also reflect the government’s continued commitment to ensuring Malaysia’s social protection system remains inclusive, sustainable and resilient, while enabling displaced workers to return to the job market faster and more effectively,” the HR Ministry added.
