Malaysian Government to Standardize Minimum Wage at RM 1,050

As of January 2019, the minimum monthly wage in Malaysia will be RM 1,050 per month or RM 5.05 per hour. In a statement issued by the Prime Minister’s office, the set increase in the minimum wage comes as a result of the country’s economic situation and the figure that was decided upon was proposed […]

Why Foreign Investors Must Study Labor Laws in Peru

Thirty-two million people live in Peru, which means that it is the fourth most populous country in South America, right after Brazil, Columbia, and Argentina. Twenty million people are legally allowed to work in Peru. Most of the population here is between 15 to 64 years of age. The approval of the Ministry of Labor […]

Remote Working and Deductible Office Expenses in Australia

With so many opportunities to work remotely due to COVID-19 many organizations are being required to make a quick pivot in order to support employees who are working outside of the traditional workspace. Organizations in Australia are now looking at the long-term viability of keeping employees working remotely in order to decrease operational expenses and […]