PRACTICAL MALAYSIAN LABOUR LAWS

Malaysian Export Academy
5 Star rated Training Provider
(under the HRDF’s Star Rating Programme)
(An ISO 9001:2008 and ISO 10002:2014 Certified Training Provider)

presents

a TWO DAYS workshop on

PRACTICAL MALAYSIAN LABOUR LAWS

FOR NON-LEGAL HR MANAGERS, NON-HR MANAGERS & OPERATIONAL LINE MANAGERS

26 & 27 October 2017, (Thurs & Fri), 9.00 am to 5.00 pm, Hotel Istana Kuala Lumpur

SBL / HRDF Claimable

Certificate of attendance awarded for those who complete the course

PROGRAM DESCRIPTION

The main laws governing employees in Malaysia are the Employment Act 1955 (EA), Labour Ordinances (Sabah 2004 and Sarawak 2005) (LO) which deal with employment issues and benefits administration; and the Industrial Relations Act 1967 (IRA) which deals with misconduct and dismissals.

All Operational, Line and HR Managers should know all these laws as they are directly involved in their employee management.

In this programme participants will learn about the rights and obligations of employers and employees and how to administer them to employees. They will also learn how to handle indiscipline in their departments and how to conduct the domestic inquiry.

The programme is delivered by a seasoned HR practitioner who has mastered the art of delivering legal programmes in a straight forward non-legal way.

The participants will therefore find it very easy to master the laws in 2 days.

HIGHLIGHT 1: Participants will receive samples of disciplinary communication and documents which participants will find most useful, as they can be used as templates

HIGHLIGHT 2: Participants will go through an experiential workshop on Malaysian Labour Laws

HIGHLIGHT 3: Participants will learn from case laws that will provide guidance to making decisions

WHO SHOULD ATTEND?

· HR Managers & Executives

· HODs

· Operational Line Managers & Executives

· Non-HR Managers & Executives

LEARNING OUTCOMES

At the end of the programme, participants are able to:

· Administer entitlements according to law and practice

· Make correct calculations for benefits and entitlements

· Institute proper legal disciplinary procedures

· Sit as chairman or as a member of the Domestic Inquiry Board and make fair decisions as a neutral person

COURSE OUTLINE

1) Introduction to Malaysian Labour Laws

· Role of the Employment Act 1955 / and LOs 2004 and 2005

· Objectives of Industrial Relations Act 1967

· Type of entitlements under the law

· Protected employees under the law

· Types of employment contracts

2) Approved Working Hours & OT Limits

· Normal working hours & days of work

· OT Rates

· Limit of OT per day and per month

3) Administration of Annual Leave and PH

· Paid annual leave, rest days and unpaid PH

· Unpaid leave

· Forfeiting unutilized annual leave

· Encashment of annual leave & PH

4) Rules on Overtime and Calculations

· Calculation for work on normal hours

· Calculation for work on OT

· Rest day pay

· Sick leave pay

5) Handling Sick Leave Problems

· No of sick leave days

· Conditions for sick leave

· Hospitalised leave

· Panel doctor medical leave

· Non-panel doctor medical leave

6) Administering Maternity Leave

· Maternity Leave entitlement

· Conditions for Maternity Allowance

· Paid and unpaid maternity leave

7) Illegal Deductions from Wages

· Authorised deductions

· Limit on deductions

· Modes of payment

8) Handling Employee Resignation

· Resignations and retirements

· Notice period for resignation

· Calculating short notice

· Last working day and last day of service

9)Retrenchment

· Notice period

· Compensation for retrenchment

· Rules for retrenchment

· VSS

10)Handling Indiscipline

· What is misconduct?

· Major and minor misconduct

· Issuing cautions and warnings

· Charge sheet

· Suspension letters

11) Conducting the Domestic Inquiry

· Who sits on the panel?

· Rights of employer and employee

· How to carry out the Domestic Inquiry

· Writing the Inquiry Report

12) Decision-making for Indiscipline

· Types of disciplinary action

· Dismissal

· Suspension

13) Case law

· Indiscipline

· Probationers

· Poor performance

· Conflict of interest

· Constructive dismissal

LEARNING METHODOLOGY

Talks and interactive discussions, case-studies, workshop exercises

TRAINER’S PROFILE

Cyril Pagadala has many years of vast real-work experience, in local and multinational companies, in the field of Human Resources Management, Administration and Operations in various industries: banking, manufacturing, hospitality, tourism, and publications. He last held the position of Director of Administration and Human Resources. He is now a lecturer and corporate trainer.

He has a BA (English) and MA (Human Resource Management).

In his work experience he has gone through the whole gamut of HRM.

In the management of people he had to be well versed with all aspects of practical law application in the employment, management and termination of employees. He also had to attend to cases of poor performance and misconduct leading to disciplinary action including dismissal.

COURSE FEES & REGISTRATION

You can register by completing the enclosed form and faxing it to 03-8066 6152 / Email:thaufique2804@gmail.com

Early bird discount of RM1,272 per person for 2 days – Register by 20 October 2017

Normal fees: RM1,378 per person for 2 days

– SBL claimable (Inclusive of lunch, tea breaks, notes and consultation and GST 6 %)

*Group discount of 10% available (for 3 or more participants from the same company)

ORGANIZER & CONTACT

Malaysian Export Academy Sdn Bhd
No. 86, Jalan BP 7/8,

Bandar Bukit Puchong,

47120 Puchong, Selangor.

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DEFINING PERFORMANCE AND DEVELOPING KPIs

Malaysian Export Academy

5 Star rated Training Provider

(under the HRDF’s Star Rating Programme)

(An ISO 9001:2008 and ISO 10002:2014 Certified Training Provider)

presents

DEFINING PERFORMANCE AND DEVELOPING KPIs

(Departmental and Individual)

25 & 26 October 2017, Wed & Thurs, 9.00 am 5.00 pm, Holiday Inn Glenmarie, Shah Alam

Certificate of attendance awarded for those who complete the course

INTRODUCTION

Performance of organization and its people is the key concern of all organizations and one of the best ways to achieve performance is to manage it. Managing performance requires a systematic approach. Key Performance Indicator (KPI) is a very important management tool for managing performance as they contain details of plans, strategies, expected outputs and tasks assignments to groups and even individual employees. It is important that the KPIs are understood, formulated and implemented in such a manner that the organization achieves its overall goals.

Forward thinking organizations looks at values-based, vision-driven, mission oriented and participative work environment makes every effort to ensure that the performance is monitored effectively and will be a positive experience for the person being evaluated and will result in a commitment for continuous performance improvement.

OBJECTIVES

At the end of the course participants shall be able to:

§ Distinguish between activities and KPI

§ Inculcate in the staff a sense of commitment to the organization’s Key Performance Indicators

§ Understand and write KPI in a professional manner

§ Encourage Team Members to share responsibility to improve organization performance and help meet business objectives

§ Use the techniques of writing goals statements based on S.M.A.R.T Principle

§ Understand their inherent role as supervisors and managers and their responsibility to understand company’s direction and set departmental goals

COURSE CONTENTS

Module 1: Key Performance Indicators (KPI)

· What are KPIs?

· Purpose of KPIs

· Types of KPIs

Module 2: Define Directions & Objectives

· Company Vision/Business Directions/ Strategy

· Departmental Function

· Individual Job Scope

Module 3: Establishing Key Result Areas (KRA)

· Departmental / Individual Key Result Area

· Select Priority Key Result Area

Module 4 : Crafting Key Performance Indicators (KPIs)

· 4 Principles in crafting KPI statements

· S.M.A.R.T Principle application

· Develop Departmental /Individual KPI aligned to Organisational Objectives

Module 5 : Performance Plan & Measures

· Developing Performance Plan for Goals/ Standards

Module 6 : Critical Success Factors

· Why manage Performance?

· Determine Employees Expectation

· Gaining staff commitment & Buy in

· Communication Strategy

WHO SHOULD ATTEND?

Head of Department, Managers, Supervisors, Team Leaders and all who are responsible for setting Goals/KPIs for themselves or others.

METHODOLOGY

An interactive and practical approach incorporating group discussions/exercises, presentations and brainstorming sessions.

TRAINER’S PROFILE

Vanaja Sangarajoo

– LLB (HONS) – University Of London.

– MBA (INTERNATIONAL MANAGEMENT) –Asia Pacific International Institute New Zealand.

– CERTIFICATE IN STRATEGIC HR TRANSFORMATION & ORGANISATION DEVELOPMENT – Pennsylvania State University

– CERTIFICATION IN TRAINING (TTT/2776) – Pembangunan Sumber Manusia Berhad

Vanaja has over 18 years of working experience in various industries ranging from Education, Telecommunication, Property Development and Construction. She assumed positions as Head of Customer Quality Control, Head of Business Architecture, Head of Human Resource Development, Head of Organisation Development and also as a Lecturer.

Some of the portfolios that she has undertaken during her tenure in the various organisations includes :- Writing policies & procedures, Setting up departments, Implementing Human Resources initiatives, Conducting customer satisfaction surveys, Organisation health assessments, Establishing Company driven goals & objectives, Implementing Quality initiatives, Complaints/Grievance Management, Recruitment & Selection, Learning & Growth initiatives, Standardization of methods and practices, Induction Programs, Creating and implementing Change Management plans that minimize employee resistance and maximize employee engagement.

She strongly believes in People Management Practices and Learning & Growth principle as being one of the key elements for organisations to succeed. She has acted as change agent, with a flair for spotting, analyzing problems and opportunities to guide top management in their efforts to transform and change the culture in the organisation.

Her area of expertise is to train & develop the company’s internal capacity through its people to most efficiently and effectively sustain itself over the long term as well as developing & implementing organisational transformation strategy intended to change the beliefs, attitudes, values and structure of organizations so that they can better adapt to new challenges.

COURSE FEES / REGISTRATION

Early bird discount of RM1,272 per person for 2 days – Register by 18 October 2017

Normal fees: RM1,484 per person for 2 days

– SBL claimable (Inclusive of lunch, tea breaks, notes and consultation and GST 6 %)

*Group discount of 10% available (for 3 or more participants from the same company)

For registration & more info, please contact us at admin@iks.my

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