7 Factors Why Your HRDC Claims Are Getting Rejected

Under the PSMB Act 2001, a mandatory levy is imposed on registered employers by The Human Resources Development Corporation (HRDC). This levy fund is then used to reimburse employers for costs incurred under various training schemes – a great opportunity for employers to upskill their employees with minimal financial burden. However, some employers end up…

Checklist: What to Look for in a Muslim Tour to Thailand

“It is He who made the earth tame for you – so walk among its slopes and eat of His provision – and to Him is the resurrection.” – (Surah Al-Mulk, 67:15) Travelling can expand our mind, nurture the soul, and reconnect us with Allah’s creations. However, there are a few valid questions to be…

For Employers: How To Submit Your HRDC Claim in 5 Steps

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What is HRDC and How Does the Claim Process Work? HRDC Logo. Credit: TalentStore If you’ve been in the workforce, chances are you’ve heard of HRDC – but what is that? The Human Resource Development Corporation (HRDC) operates under the Ministry of Human Resources Malaysia and is governed by the Pembangunan Sumber Manusia Berhad Act…

3 Common Mistakes to Avoid When Booking a Resort in Redang

         “This hotel have no private beach and no near to other beaches.. i spent 3 nights here and i felt pointless, and i cannot wait to go back home..” – NazzAbdullah, Johor Bahru, Tripadvisor   Planning a trip to Redang Island? We get it – the amazing beautiful islands and refresh clear waters…

Top 5 Convenient Team Building Venues in Klang Valley for Easy, Local Retreats

Team building. Credit: Bright Ideas Event Agency   “Coming together is a beginning. Keeping together is progress. Working together is success.”- Henry Ford   Team building and its Importance Team building helps strengthen collaboration, improve communication, and boost morale — all essential for a productive work environment. For companies registered under the Human Resource Development…

Southwest Monsoon: Beat the Heat and Head East

When you hear ‘monsoon season in Malaysia’, you probably picture heavy rains, massive floods and disappointing holidays. Well, you’re partially right. Malaysia actually has two monsoon seasons – the southwest monsoon (dry), which runs from May to September, and the northeast monsoon (wet), which runs from November to March. Despite being considered a monsoon, the…