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Working hours, overtime and attendance compliance in Bangladesh

Bangladesh caps working hours at 60 a week, requires overtime at twice the ordinary rate and expects records to match the approved notice. Here is what employers must get right.

Marianne DavidMarianne David
October 29, 20264 min read
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Modern Office Security Briefing
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Regional Laws and Compliance

Employee data protection in Malaysia: PDPA obligations and what certification actually proves

Malaysia’s amended PDPA puts new duties on employers. Vendor certifications help, but they do not transfer those duties. Here is what ISO 27001, ISO 27701 and SOC 2 Type II actually prove.

October 28, 2026·5 min read
Collaborative Workforce Dashboard Meeting
Marianne DavidMarianne David

Payroll

Beyond payroll: Why enterprises choose MiHCM for HCM, payroll and workforce analytics on one platform

Payroll is only as accurate as the data that feeds it, and analytics only as useful as the data behind them. Here is why enterprises put HCM, payroll and analytics on one platform.

October 27, 2026·4 min read
Festive Manila Payroll Collaboration
Marianne DavidMarianne David

Payroll

13th month pay in the Philippines: The employer’s guide

13th month pay is a statutory right in the Philippines, due by 24 December with no deferment allowed. Here is how employers calculate it, report it and treat it for tax.

October 26, 2026·4 min read
A modern green-themed infographic illustrating Thailand’s statutory leave entitlements, featuring a central calendar surrounded by icons representing annual, sick, business, maternity, and paternity leave. Designed with soft green accents (#8CC35B), a clean background, and subtle Thailand-inspired cityscape elements, highlighting the December 2025 Labour Protection Act amendments extending maternity leave to 120 days and introducing paternity leave.
Marianne DavidMarianne David

Regional Laws and Compliance

Employee leave entitlements under Thai labour law

Thailand’s December 2025 amendments extended maternity leave to 120 days and created paternity leave for the first time. Here is every statutory leave entitlement in one place.

October 23, 2026·4 min read
Secure Employee Profile at Work
Marianne DavidMarianne David

Regional Laws and Compliance

Personal data protection in Bangladesh: What HR and payroll teams must do before enforcement

Bangladesh’s Personal Data Protection Act is largely in force already. Fines and the Chief Data Officer rule follow later. HR and payroll hold the most sensitive data, so they should move first.

October 22, 2026·5 min read
Malaysian HR professionals reviewing a simplified payroll workflow in a modern office overlooking Kuala Lumpur, with visual icons representing EPF, SOCSO, EIS, PCB, HRD levy, payroll deadlines, and annual filings.
Marianne DavidMarianne David

Payroll

How to run payroll in Malaysia, step by step

Malaysian payroll runs on a 15th-of-the-month rhythm: EPF, SOCSO, EIS and PCB. Here is the full cycle for enterprise employers, with the rates that apply in 2026.

October 21, 2026·4 min read
A Bangladeshi HR professional reviewing statutory leave entitlements under the 2026 Labour Act, with an infographic covering casual, sick, annual, festival, and maternity leave, highlighting 13 festival holidays and 120 days of maternity leave against a green Dhaka-inspired cityscape.
Marianne DavidMarianne David

Regional Laws and Compliance

Leave entitlements under Bangladesh labour law: A complete employer reference

The 2026 reforms raised festival holidays to 13 days and maternity leave to 120. Here is every statutory leave entitlement under the Bangladesh Labour Act in one place.

October 20, 2026·4 min read
Malaysian regional HQ leaders reviewing a unified ASEAN payroll platform, comparing contribution bases, statutory ceilings, filing deadlines, and local compliance rules for Malaysia, Thailand, and Cambodia, with the Kuala Lumpur skyline in the background.
Marianne DavidMarianne David

HR Software and Automation

Running payroll from a Malaysian HQ across ASEAN: One platform, many rulebooks

Malaysia, Thailand and Cambodia each calculate, cap and file payroll differently. Here is how a Malaysian regional HQ can run one platform without flattening the rules.

October 19, 2026·4 min read
A colourful 3D infographic illustrating Sri Lanka’s four payroll pillars: EPF (8% employee and 12% employer contributions), ETF (3% employer contribution), APIT (LKR 150,000 monthly relief), and gratuity. A circular workflow below uses icons for payroll processing, payments, compliance checks, and recordkeeping, set against a Sri Lankan-inspired city skyline.
Marianne DavidMarianne David

Payroll

How to run payroll in Sri Lanka: A step-by-step employer guide

Sri Lankan payroll rests on four pillars: EPF, ETF, APIT and gratuity. Here is the monthly cycle for employers, with the rates and thresholds that apply in 2026.

October 16, 2026·4 min read
Thai payroll professionals reviewing the 2026 payroll process, including social security contributions, the Employee Welfare Fund, PND1 tax withholding, payment deadlines, and annual e-filings, illustrated on a presentation board against a blue Bangkok-inspired cityscape.
Marianne DavidMarianne David

Payroll

How to run payroll in Thailand

Thai payroll in 2026 means a higher social security ceiling, a new Employee Welfare Fund and an e-filing default for PND1. Here is the monthly cycle, step by step.

October 15, 2026·4 min read
Bangladeshi HR professionals reviewing provident fund, gratuity, and WPPF benefits, with contribution icons, compliance indicators, and a Bangladesh map on a presentation board against a green background.
Marianne DavidMarianne David

Regional Laws and Compliance

Bangladesh Provident Fund, gratuity and Workers’ Profit Participation Fund: What employers owe

Provident fund, gratuity and WPPF each have their own trigger, formula and deadline. Here is what Bangladeshi employers owe under the Labour Act after the 2026 reforms.

October 14, 2026·5 min read
Leadership team in Kuala Lumpur planning expatriate headcount
Marianne DavidMarianne David

Workforce Management, Performance Management, and Recruitment

Malaysia's revised Employment Pass salary thresholds: What changed and how to plan your 2027 headcount

Malaysia’s Employment Pass salary floors rose sharply on 1 June 2026, and succession plans become mandatory in 2027. Here is how to plan expatriate headcount now.

October 13, 2026·4 min read