The expansion of the PSMB Act 2001 was mandated by the Government of Malaysia in its 11th Malaysia Plan (11MP) under Strategic Thrust ….

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EXPANSION OF THE PEMBANGUNAN SUMBER MANUSIA BERHAD ACT 2001

(EFFECTIVE FROM 1 MARCH 2021)

The expansion of the PSMB Act 2001 was mandated by the Government of Malaysia in its 11th Malaysia Plan (11MP) under Strategic Thrust 5 – Focus Area C: Strengthening Lifelong Learning for Skills Enhancements. This entails the expansion of access to HRD Corp’s funds, programmes and services to all industries.

The 11MP has identified high-quality human capital as the necessary element to propel the country’s future economic development. Therefore, it has set the target of ensuring that 35% of the Malaysian workforce will comprise skilled workers.

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LIST OF INDUSTRIES COVERED UNDER THE FIRST SCHEDULE OF PSMB ACT 2001

Are you one of the eligible employers stated under the Act? Kindly refer your eligibility and criterion in below First Schedule of PSMB Act 2001.

a. Employers with ten or more Malaysian employees

Agriculture and farming

Livestock and fisheries

Forestry and logging

Mining and quarrying

Manufacturing and production

Trading, business and wholesale

Construction

Supply

Property

Culture, arts and entertainment

Fashion and clothes

Cosmetic

Tourism and recreation

Service

Franchise

Electricity

Oil

Gas and steam

Water Sewerage

Management of solid waste, liquid and gaseous and remedial

Automotive

Transportation

Repair and maintenance

Storage

Delivery

Food and beverages

Information system

Communication and multimedia

Broadcasting and films

Insurance and takaful

Investment

Co-operative societies

Professional

Science and technology

Research and development

Science and technicality

Administration and support service

Education

Medical and health facilities

Social welfare

Administration of organisation membership

Small and medium enterprises

Household goods and services

Sports

Energy and natural resources

Personal services

a. Employer for industry specified in column (2) of Part 1 of the First Schedule with five to nine Malaysian employees.

Industry /sectors /activities listed under MANDATORY Category above.

b. Employer with five or more but less than five hundred thousand Malaysian employees which is a non-governmental organisation and carrying out any activity in respect of—
  • labour union;
  • religious organisation;
  • political organisation;
  • nursing care facilities including nursing home for elderly, disable person orphanages, chemicals abuser or any welfare services; or
  • social work without lodging.

Federal Government, State Government, local council, and Statutory Body.

CHECKLIST FOR REGISTRATION OF EMPLOYERS UNDER PSMB ACT 2001

1. Certificate of Incorporation / registration of companies/ partnership/ enterprise/ association and others

2. Documents for no. of employees

3. Documents for employers activities

Form 9/business license/Form 8/Section 14 Super form and other registration certificate.

EPF statement / SOCSO statement

Company profile/annual report or other documents showing employers activities.
NO.TYPE OF DOCUMENTSEXAMPLE
1Certificate of Incorporation / registration of companies/ partnership/ enterprise/ association and othersForm 9/business license/Form 8/Section 14 Super form and other registration certificate.
2Documents for no. of employeesEPF statement / SOCSO statement
3Documents for employers activitiesCompany profile/annual report or other documents showing employers activities.

PSMB ACT 2001 (ACT 612)

Section 13(1) of the PSMB Act stipulates that employers liable under the Act are obligated to register. The section states that “Every employer to whom this Act applies shall register with the Corporation within such time and in such manner as may be prescribed”.

Action can be taken to employers under the Section 13(2) of the Act if employers contravene subsection (1) as above with a fine not exceeding ten thousand ringgit or imprisonment not exceeding 1 year or both.

HRD CORP REGISTERED EMPLOYERS JOURNEY

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