Have you ever been looking forward to a break because you and your friends had planned a great road trip? You pack your bags, fill up your car with gas, and get ready to leave. On the day before that public holidays, as you are saying goodbye to your coworkers,
Malaysian women’s rights have improved, yet pregnancy discrimination in the workplace still needs to be addressed. What is pregnancy discrimination? Pregnancy discrimination is when you are mistreated because you are pregnant, breastfeeding, or have just given birth. The Women’s Aid Organisation (WAO) said that more than 40% of working women experienced pregnancy discrimination.
Imagine this: One day, you get into an argument with your boss and, in an impulsive decision, you decide to quit. You send out an e-mail to your whole team, including your boss, saying you’re resigning. Within minutes, your boss sends you a reply saying he accepts your resignation. But the next day, once you’ve cooled
