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Supervisors & officers of community rehabilitation centres now recognised as employees under Malaysia's Employment Act 1955
This group will now receive KWSP and PERKESO contributions and serve under contract. Further, their working hours will not exceed the limit of 45 hours per week defined by the Employment Act.
