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Immigration Department needs total revamp, says PBS - Vimarsana News

Immigration Department needs total revamp, says PBS

Kota Kinabalu: Parti Bersatu Sabah Api-Api Division Information Chief Yee Tsai Yiew said that a total revamp of the country’s Immigration Department is required to safeguard Malaysia’s reputation from further damage.

Penny's dad experienced racism | Daily Express Online - Sabah's Leading News Portal - Vimarsana News

Penny's dad experienced racism | Daily Express Online - Sabah's Leading News Portal

ALTHOUGH the proud father of Penny Wong – Australia’s first Foreign Minister of Asian origin –  Chartered Architect Professor Dr Ar Francis Wong, 82, who passed away in Melbourne on May 30, was forced to return to Sabah after graduating in architecture in 1967 because of the infamous “White Australian Policy”.

Political will needed to regulate Airbnb, illegal homestays - Vimarsana News

Political will needed to regulate Airbnb, illegal homestays

KOTA KINABALU: Political will is needed to resolve the growing threat of illegal homestays and Airbnb mushrooming around popular tourism areas in Sabah, says a tourism group.

BERNAMA - SABAH LABOUR ORDINANCE TO BE AMENDED, WORKERS TO GET SAME BENEFITS AS PENINSULA - Vimarsana News

BERNAMA - SABAH LABOUR ORDINANCE TO BE AMENDED, WORKERS TO GET SAME BENEFITS AS PENINSULA

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Same benefits for Sabah workers after amendment - Vimarsana News

Same benefits for Sabah workers after amendment

PUTRAJAYA: The Sabah Labour Ordinance (Chapter 67) will be amended so that employees in the State get the same benefits as workers in Peninsular Malaysia, said Deputy Human Resources Minister Mustapha Sakmud In his response following the case of a man from Sabah whose wife died after giving birth, in addition to claiming that his employer only gave paternity leave of two days, he informed that the provision of seven days of paternity leave for fathers in the peninsula has not yet been enforced in Sabah.