SOCSO LINDUNG 24 Jam is now a voluntary policy: Local employees may now opt out
Photo: Focus Malaysia
That position has since been revised: LINDUNG 24 Jam is now voluntary for local employees while remaining mandatory for foreign workers in accordance with existing legal provisions.
From the original report
FOLLOWING the implementation of SOCSO LINDUNG 24 Jam a.k.a. Skim Kemalangan Bukan Bencana Kerja (SKBBK), employers should note a policy update.
The scheme was initially introduced as a mandatory employee-borne contribution for employees covered under the Employees’ Social Security Act 1969.
…
This is a brief of a report by another newsroom. The excerpt below is from the original.
Read the full report at Focus Malaysia
Focus Malaysia
Read the full translated article in Japanese →
Related stories
-
Pas confirms receiving invitation to Umno General Assembly Politics9/1 12:54
-
Religious Affairs Ministry condemns Malaysian’s participation in Bangkok pageant Politics9/1 12:37
-
[Watch] Waited All Night For A Seat At The Merdeka Parade, Then Watched Someone Climb Over The Fence To Take It Politics9/1 01:48
-
Ong Kian Ming Quits DAP After 14 Years To Help KJ In GE16, Anthony Loke Responded With A Proverb About Throwing Away Leftovers Politics9/1 01:39
About this story
- Source
- Focus Malaysia
- Originally published
- Sep 1, 2026
- Updated here
- Sep 1, 2026
- Produced by
- Malaysia Times desk (brief) — reporting by the source
- Corrections
- Corrections log · Report an error