Former Civil Servant Held in Custody over RM300,000 False Claims Scheme
Authorities have arrested a former Malaysian civil servant accused of submitting false documentation to obtain approximately RM300,000 in fraudulent financial assistance claims.
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Malaysia's Civil Service Shifts to Hybrid Work Model from August 1
Malaysia's Cabinet has approved a new hybrid work day arrangement for civil servants, effective August 1, replacing the existing work-from-home policy. Employees will split their time between two remote days and three office days.
Government Prioritises 40,000 Small-Scale Development Projects Across Malaysia
Malaysia's Chief Secretary has ordered all ministry secretaries-general to accelerate work on over 40,000 small-scale development projects, with most expected to be completed within three to six months.
Government Pledges Job Security For AKPS Staff During Service Restructuring
Malaysia's government has guaranteed that Border Control and Protection Agency personnel will retain their rights, promotion prospects and retirement benefits during a transition to a new public service scheme starting July 1.
Malaysia's Civil Service Excellence Drives Competitiveness Surge, PM Anwar Says
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has attributed Malaysia's sharp rise in the IMD World Competitiveness Index to the dedication and professionalism of the civil service, emphasising institutional strength over individual leadership.
Former Top Bureaucrats Express Strong Interest in Joining Bersama, Rafizi Reveals
Bersama is attracting retired senior civil servants as potential candidates for upcoming Johor and Negeri Sembilan state elections, party leader Rafizi has disclosed.
PSD Unveils Five-Year Mental Health Strategy to Support Civil Service Workforce
Malaysia's Public Service Department has launched an ambitious five-year mental health initiative designed to bolster psychological support for the nation's civil servants, featuring a framework centred on reducing stigma and promoting proactive wellness interventions.
Civil Servants Must Avoid Inflammatory Language and Sensitive Topics, Says Teo
Malaysia's Deputy Communications Minister Teo Nie Ching has called on civil servants to exercise restraint when making public statements, warning against language touching on race, religion, and royalty sensitivities.