Law, Ethics & Society

How young is too young for crime? Comparing child criminal responsibility in Malaysia, South Korea and Sweden.

How Young Is Too Young for Crime? Malaysia Starts at 10, Korea at 14, Sweden Is Now Punishing Some 14-Year-Olds

How young is too young to be held responsible for a serious crime? From Malaysia’s criminal responsibility framework starting at 10 to South Korea’s 14-year threshold and Sweden’s new approach to serious crimes by 14-year-olds, we examine where the law draws the line between protecting children, punishing crime and protecting victims.

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Employee facing repeated salary delays and unpaid EPF contributions in Malaysia.

“Next Month.” Again? Your Salary Is Delayed. Your EPF Is Missing. How Long Should You Keep Waiting?

“Next month” becomes another month and another. If salary delays and missing EPF contributions keep repeating, learn how to protect yourself, document what is happening and create a proper paper trail with our free email template.

“Next Month.” Again? Your Salary Is Delayed. Your EPF Is Missing. How Long Should You Keep Waiting? Read More »

Employee celebrating after hitting KPI while another employee loses commission after the company removes its incentive scheme.

You Hit Every KPI… Then Your Commission Disappeared. Can Your Company Really Do That?

You hit every KPI, closed the deal and expected your commission—only for the company to change the rules. Can an employer remove commissions or incentives, or even recover payments already made? Here’s what employers and employees should know.

You Hit Every KPI… Then Your Commission Disappeared. Can Your Company Really Do That? Read More »