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CASE HIGHLIGHT
MOHANA SUNDARAM MARIAPPAN v. F&N DAIRIES (M) SB
INDUSTRIAL COURT, KUALA LUMPUR
AWARD NO. 997 OF 2010 [CASE NO: 15(1)/1-201/10]
NON-COMPLIANCE: Award - Respondent
failing to comply with the award - Reasons for the same - Complainant an
undischarged bankrupt - Effect of - Whether the sanction of the DGI had
been required to proceed - Whether it had been obtained - Effect of -
Bankruptcy Act 1967, ss. 2, 8(1), 24(4) and 38(1)(a) & Industrial
Relations Act 1967, s. 56(1) |
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LATEST CASES (ILR Issue 9 of
2010)
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Jebsen & Jessen Engineering (M) Sdn Bhd v. David
Sandanasamy & Anor [Civil Appeal No: W-04-104-2003] |
[2010] 3 ILR 457 |
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Ketua Pengarah Buruh v. Britania Brands (Malaysia)
Sdn Bhd [Civil Appeal No: J-01-145-2008] |
[2010] 3 ILR 482 |
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Wong Yew Loy v. Ketua Pengarah Pertubuhan Keselamatan
Sosial [Civil Appeal No: R1-16-10-2008] |
[2010] 3 ILR 509 |
238/2010 |
K Murugan A Kuppusamy v. Kesatuan Kebangsaan
Pekerja-Pekerja Bank (NUBE) [Case No: 2/4-203/07] |
[2010] 3 ILR 516 |
270/2010 |
Abrizah Noor Abbas v. Mediabanc (Johor Bahru)
Sdn Bhd [Case No: 2(29)(16)/4-2760/04] |
[2010] 3 ILR 530 |
795/2010 |
Mohamad Faisal Shafie v. MAS Catering Sdn Bhd
[Case No: 2/4-1753/05] |
[2010] 3 ILR 552 |
804/2010 |
Yap Kain To v. Singer (Malaysia) Sdn Bhd
[Case No: 1/1-526/09] |
[2010] 3 ILR 577 |
835/2010 |
Sudirman Wan Mansor v. Kelab Golf Sarawak
[Case No: 8(15)/4-1364/06] |
[2010] 3 ILR 581 |
884/2010 |
Kesatuan Pekerja-pekerja Koperasi Polis Diraja
Malaysia Berhad v. Koperasi Polis Diraja Malaysia Berhad [Case No: 26(1)/1-1496/07] |
[2010] 3 ILR 606 |
888/2010 |
J P Anandam Janardanan v. Malaysian Airline
System Berhad [Case No: 13(20)/4-2353/2006] |
[2010] 3 ILR 614 |
901/2010 |
Pauline Peck v. Saratim Insurance Agency Services
Sdn Bhd [Case No: 4(17)(8)/4-118/08] |
[2010] 3 ILR 630 |
909/2010 |
Dominic Mikelsamy v. Keris Properties Sdn Bhd
[Case No: 10/4-1664/06] |
[2010] 3 ILR 648 |
994/2010 |
Khor See Khim v. Munpin Management Consultant
Sdn Bhd [Case No: 15/4-1375/07] |
[2010] 3 ILR 666 |
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MAIMUNAH'S COLUMN |
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FAULTY DOMESTIC INQUIRIES
For the time being, failure to hold a domestic inquiry (DI) prior to the
dismissal of an employee for misconduct is not fatal to the employer's
case. If an employee makes a claim under s. 20 of the Industrial
Relations Act that he has been dismissed without just cause or excuse,
the Industrial Court will certainly take into consideration whether or
not a domestic inquiry was conducted by the employer and, if it was,
whether the inquiry was run according to the principles of justice.
Still, the fact is that it could be potentially embarrassing for a
company, and particularly its human resource management experts, if the
Industrial Court rejects the findings of a DI panel on the grounds that
the DI was invalid. |
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PRACTICAL HR MANAGEMENT WITH SEUMAS
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TIPS ON DRAFTING A CONTRACT OF EMPLOYMENT - Part II
Story: My aunt and her maid
My aunt once had a “live in” maid working in her house. A
“live in” maid is one that stays in the house or is commonly known as a
“full time maid”. On the first day when the maid reported for work, my
aunt showed the maid around the house and went through with her the
housework that the maid was to carry out. My aunt and her family looked
after the maid very well, buying her new clothes and giving her salary
in advance so that she could send the money to her family. To be honest,
there was not very much work for the maid to do in the house as my aunt
lived in a terrace house with my uncle and my cousin who was in his 30s
then. By the afternoon, the maid would be watching television with the
family, prepare an early dinner and then be off to bed. Every Sunday,
the maid was given a day off. My cousin would give her some money (which
was not part of the contract) for her to spend on her day off. |
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MEDIA INFO |
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ARTICLES
Employment Bill amendments on hold (The Sun, Malaysia)
The government today withdrew the Employment Bill 2010 (Amendments) amid
criticism from trade unions. Deputy Human Resource Minister Datuk
Maznah Mazlan told the House this before question time. She however did
not give any reason for the withdrawal. |
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