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PUTRAJAYA: None of those arrested for the PenjanaKerjaya’s false claims is from the Human Resources Ministry, but investigators did take statements from several of ministry staff members.

PUTRAJAYA: Three people have been remanded in connection with allegations of fake claims and misappropriation of funds totalling RM100mil involving the PenjanaKerjaya programme.

Company director, 2 managers allegedly submit over RM1.6m in false claims.

PUTRAJAYA: Several Human Resources Ministry officials have been called to help in the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC)'s probe into allegations that fake claims were submitted and funds were misappropriated under the PenjanaKerjaya programme.

Sources say it is part of Ops Hire investigations.

PUTRAJAYA: A chief executive officer and a director of a company have been arrested in connection with allegations of submitting false claims and misappropriation of the PenjanaKerjaya programme funds, said to be amounting to RM100mil.

BUTTERWORTH: There is a possibility that several individuals from MIC are involved in the RM100mil PenjanaKerjaya scandal, says Datuk Seri M. Saravanan.

PUTRAJAYA: Employers and training providers who made false claims and misappropriated funds for the PenjanaKerjaya programme should refund the money to avoid severe action, says the Human Resources Minister.

PUTRAJAYA: Payments totalling RM423mil for the PenjanaKerjaya programme have been suspended following a probe into allegations of false claims by certain employers and training providers, says the Social Security Organisation (Socso).

PUTRAJAYA: Three individuals have been remanded as the anti-graft agency pursues its probe on alleged fake claims and misappropriation of funds, said to be amounting to RM100mil involving the PenjanaKerjaya programme.