COVID-19 pandemic’s impact on the labour market in ASEAN countries by Li Jingyi, Lim, Fui Yee Beatrice, Khairul Hanim Pazim @ Fadzim, Fumitaka Furuoka

“…This paper aims to examine the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on the labour market in ten ASEAN countries, namely Brunei, Lao PDR Cambodia, Indonesia, Malaysia, the Philippines, Myanmar, Singapore, Vietnam and Thailand. …”
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The Malaysian labour market, industrial relations and industrial psychology: issues and trends

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The factors affecting older people’s participation in the labour market: Policy implications by Khairul Hanim Pazim, Noor Fzlinda Fabeil, Roslinah Mahmud, Juliana Langgat, Lim, Fui Yee Beatrice

“…The findings of this study have a number of key implications for future practices, with the goal of supporting the government in developing labour market regulations aimed at older people. This is to ensure older people's economic independence in old age, notwithstanding the fact that not all older people are able to participate in the labour market due to health issues. …”
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Covid-19-induced digitalization in the labour market: A systematic review by Wong, Sing Yun

“…The recent COVID-19 pandemic crisis has led to the rapid digitalization which significantly causes changes the labour market structures. Although digitalization is often associated with higher productivity, however, the implications of automation may have some critical challenges to the labour market and future employment. …”
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Impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on Malaysian labour market and policy responses by Lim, Beatrice Fui Yee

“…The COVID-19 pandemic has affected labour markets around the world, resulting in job losses and reduction in working hours. …”
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The relationship between immigration and labour market performance in Sabah`s palm oil plantation sector by Borhan Sareya

“…The main objective of this thesis is to analyze the relationship between immigration and labor market performance in Sabah's palm oil plantation industry. The labour market performance refer to the wages and employment of local workers in the palm oil plantation sector. …”
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An overview on COVID-19 and its impact on migration in Malaysia by Borhan Abdullah, Rosli Sareya, Andi Tamsang Andi Kele, Rostika P. Boroh, Shafinaz Naim

“…Migrant workers contribute a large portion of the labour market in Malaysia. Thousands of migrant workers are affected due to the COVID-19 pandemic. …”
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Underemployment in Malaysia by Chin, Yee Ting, Beatrice Lim, Dayangku Aslinah Abd Rahim, Rasid Mail

“…The data shows that there is inadequate number of high-skilled jobs in the labour market for the increasingly educated workforce in Malaysia.…”
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Covid-19 and its impact on migration in Malaysia by Borhan Abdullah, Rosli Sareya, Andi Tamsang Andi Kele, Rostika P. Boroh, Shafinaz Naim

“…Therefore, there is a need to review the possible effect of COVID-19 on migration as it would greatly affect the labour market and the economy as a whole.…”
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Determinants of underemployment in Sabah, Malaysia by Chin, Yee Ting

“…Malaysia has enjoyed full employment at approximately 3% unemployment rate but there are still many underlying problems in the labour market. There is still a limitation in the flexibility of the labour market in providing suitable and adequate jobs to individ uals. …”
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Demand and supply effects on native immigrant wage differentials: the case of Malaysia by Borhan Abdullah, Alexandros Zangelidis, Ioannis Theodossiou

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Empowering single mothers in Sabah by Salmah Topimin, Noor Fzlinda Fabeil, Lim, Fui Yee Beatrice, Haslinda Hasan

“…They are viewed as the most vulnerable social groups in society who often lack educational attainment, skills and social networks; thus limiting their opportunities to compete in the labour market. Consequently, single mothers struggle to achieve financial independence and to support the well-being of their family. …”
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Impact of population ageing on economic growth by Ong, Seng Huat, Ho, Chong Mun, Norlita Ismail

“…Population aging is said would induce several problems to a country in term of theirs macroeconomic, labour market and social security. However, researcher believed impact of aging society may vary depend on economic policies implemented. …”
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Social security, Covid-19 and the way forward: case of Malaysia by Mohd Safri Saiman, Salmie Jemon, Muhammad Puad Bebit, Mohd Ali Hindia

“…Studies on social security in Malaysia can be traced back way in the early years of 2000s and has becoming even more interesting as the world economy opened to new ideas, challenges, and potentials. The labour market especially in developing and emerging economies are, prior to the devastative worldwide pandemic of COVID19, entangled with the sad but true impacts of the Industrial Revolution 4.0. …”
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The use of environmental management accounting in China’s manufacturing industry by Dai Mengzhuo, Raman Noordin

“…It is expected that the current situation is less favourable to older people in Malaysia not only to their participation in the labour market, but in many aspects as well. This paper aims to provide a narrative literature review on how COVID-19 pandemic might have changed the decision of older people in participating in the labour force in Malaysia.…”
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Implication of population aging on economic growth and saving by wong, Yii Sung

“…Population aging is said would induce several problems to a country in term of theirs macroeconomic, labour market and social security. However, researcher believed impact of aging society may vary depend on economic policies implemented. …”
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Characteristics of workers and their preferences to work from home (WFH) by Roslinah Mahmud, Lim, Fui Yee Beatrice, Khairul Hanim Pazim, Rasid Mail, Kasim Mansur, Borhan Abdullah, Rostika Petrus Boroh

“…COVID-19 has contributed to drastic changes in labour market, such as work and how to do work. A flexible work arrangement encourages employees to work from home (WFH) among other alternatives during the crisis. …”
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A knight without shining armour: the paradox of being a gig worker in Malaysia by Salmie Jemon, Mohd Safri Saiman, Mohammad Puad Bebit, Mohd Ali Hindia

“…Studies on social security in Malaysia can be traced way back to the early years of the 2000s and have become even more dynamically interesting as the world economy is open to new ideas, challenges, and vast potential. The labour market, especially in developing and emerging economies are, prior to the devastative worldwide pandemic of COVID19, entangled with the sad but true impacts of the Industrial Revolution 4.0. …”
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Long-run shifts of the Beveridge curve in Peninsular Malaysia, Sabah, and Sarawak by Marcilla Elmy Girl Malasius, James Alin, Mori Kogid

“…In addition, aside from the quantity of job creation, the quality and the location of the job vacancy also took an important role in affecting the number of jobless persons in the labour market.…”
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The repercussions of Covid-19 pandemic on the labour force participation of older people: a narrative literature review by Chang Foo Chung, Tan Sharon, Jennyca Singau, Khairul Hanim Pazim, Kasim Mansur

“…It is expected that the current situation is less favourable to older people in Malaysia not only to their participation in the labour market, but in many aspects as well. This paper aims to provide a narrative literature review on how COVID-19 pandemic might have changed the decision of older people in participating in the labour force in Malaysia.…”
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