Employment Law

Vicarious Liability In Employees’ Use Of Cracked, Pirated Or Unlicensed Software

It is not uncommon for employers to issue devices to employees but have little monitoring on what is installed in the device or how the device is being used. On the flip side, employees often feel that there is no room to breathe when the employer is constantly monitoring the activities of the company-issued device. […]

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The Industrial Court Process At The Industrial Court Of Malaysia

Gainful employment represents the bread and butter of every society. It ensures the continuation of an individual’s livelihood and the pursuance of the right to livelihood automatically invokes the larger right and that is, the Right to Life. In Malaysia, this is guaranteed by Article 5 of the Federal Constitution. When a dispute occurs between

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