East Malaysia companies, be it the owner of a large, small or micro business or a government-linked agency, companies alike faced with similar experiences – Decreasing revenue due to the global pandemic. In reference
It is known to us that as the COVID-19 crisis keeps evolving, it delivers harsh impacts on the local workforce in both Sarawak and Sabah. SarawakJobs.com & SabahJobs.com have conducted brief surveys on 1433 local
COVID-19 has been sweeping the world swiftly across this year and expectedly brought economic upheaval on local businesses in Sarawak and Sabah. Throughout 2020, we have witnessed vast social changes alongside the changing magnitude
Congratulations! One of the region’s leading Human Resources Online Magazine – has crowned Kossle™ as the BEST RECRUITMENT PORTAL at Asia Recruitment Awards 2020 held in Petaling Jaya on 3rd September 2020. This marks
中文 / EN / BM View Online “MCO period in Sarawak has lead to the increase of staff retrenchment and there will be no companies doing hiring for the next 6 months”. Wrong! SarawakJobs.com has seen an
It has been almost 5 months since the country was first strike by the Covid-19 pandemic. On March, was when the government announced the first phase of the Restricted Movement Control Order (RMCO). Most
中文 / EN / BM Local businesses in Sarawak & Sabah have given their predictions regarding the economic situation for the next 12 months, 74% expects the economy to… Read More Post-RMCO: 265 Sarawak &
Along with the diminishing cash flow, local businesses are facing financial woes. Amid the Covid-19 pandemic and the slowing economy, the Malaysia government has stepped up the efforts such as introducing support measures to
It is evident for some businesses in Sarawak that are already on the verge of closing down, will the new way of conducting business promise a better return? The new procedures of operating business
The current Covid-19 pandemic has indeed caused much strain on our local companies. Multiple extension of the Movement Control Order (MCO) has caused the locals to struggle financially, even now, there are some industries
The Covid-19 pandemic might be bringing a downturn to all of us; be it to business owners or to its workforce. The Movement Control Order (MCO) however had brought us a totally different normal.
Building the Economy Together The incentives under the Penjana Short-term Economic Recovery Plan (PENJANA) will help to levitate the weak confidence of our local business owners. With the economic recovery plan being plotted accordingly, it is
Inactive business activities for more than 2 months due to the MCO, had lead to diminishing revenues & retrenchment in East Malaysia. Check out our local employers’ opinions about this unprecedented event and on its aftereffects on the current
Bantuan Khas Sarawakku Sayang 3.0 worth RM300 million to be distributed to Sarawakians in stages Due to the third extensions of the Movement Control Order, the Chief Minister announced the Bantuan Khas Sarawakku Sayang (BKSS)
Sarawak Businesses: Pakej Rangsangan Ekonomi Prihatin Rakyat COVID-19 ———————————————————————————————————————— 1: Updates for Wage Subsidy Programme All companies with local employees earning a monthly salary each of RM4,000 and below will receive wage subsidies as follows: For companies with a
