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Although some employers in Singapore are taking the initiative to allow workers to work from home, many Malaysians feel that they may be out of work due to the strict conditions imposed by both countries in an effort to contain the spread of the Covid-19 outbreak. Teh opted to stay in Singapore during the MCO because she had just obtained a job as a nurse in the republic.
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MCO and the retrenchment of employees — Joshua Wu Kai-Ming | Malay MailMARCH 25 — The Prime Minister of Malaysia, Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin, announced on March 25, 2020 that the movement control order (“MCO”) which has been in force since 18th March 2020 will be extended until 14th April 2020. Epidemiologist Datuk Dr Awang Bulgiba Awang Mahmud has opined that the...
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Labuan Chinese Chamber calls for a study on MCO impacts on employers | Malay MailLABUAN, March 26 — The Labuan Chinese Chambers of Commerce has appealed to the government make a thorough study on the impacts of the movement control order (MCO) on employers, as it could put them in a quandary due to substantial economic injury and financial constraints. The chamber felt that... No need. U wanna study? Use vernacular schoolers to study. Malays are lazy right? Now that less Malays r buying... U guys r taking the heat... We'll continue with BMF to teach u some lessons... MM pls change to CM...
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Tax management for Covid-19 pandemic and MCO for Year 2020 — Harjit Singh Sidhu | Malay MailMARCH 26 — The efforts taken collectively which resulted in 95 per cent of Malaysians staying in are highly commendable. Well done my fellow Rakyat. Malaysians do adhere, of course with constant reminder by honourable Prime Minister Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yasin to “Stay at Home” during this...
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Petrol retailers affected by weak fuel prices, MCO | Malay MailKUALA LUMPUR, March 26 — The majority of petrol retailers nationwide will have to halt their operations due to financial stresses following the downtrend in fuel prices and weaker traffic due to the government’s movement control order (MCO), says the body representing the interests of petrol...
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