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SRC-001Employment Act 1955 (Act 265)Section 60A(3)(a)
APPROVEDIn Force: 1957-06-01 (Current)

Hours of work - Overtime on normal work days

“For any overtime work carried out in excess of the normal hours of work, the employee shall be paid at a rate not less than one and one-half times his hourly rate of pay.”

Governed, verified and currently in effect under Act A1651.
SRC-002Employment Act 1955 (Act 265)Section 60(3)(b)
APPROVEDIn Force: 1957-06-01 (Current)

Work on rest day

“An employee employed on a monthly rate of pay who works on a rest day shall be paid at two times his hourly rate of pay.”

Governed, verified and currently in effect under Act A1651.
SRC-003Employment Act 1955 (Act 265)Section 60I
APPROVEDIn Force: 1957-06-01 (Current)

Interpretation - Ordinary Rate of Pay (ORP)

“Ordinary rate of pay for an employee employed on a monthly rate of pay means the monthly rate of pay divided by 26; and hourly rate of pay means ordinary rate of pay divided by normal hours of work (8 hours).”

Governed, verified and currently in effect under Act A1651.
SRC-004Employment Act 1955 (Act 265) [Pra-Pindaan 2022]First Schedule Subsection (1) [Outdated]
SUPERSEDEDIn Force: 1998-08-01 to 2023-01-01

Scope of Employee & Overtime Cap (RM2,000 threshold)

“Any person who has entered into a contract of service whose wages do not exceed two thousand ringgit a month.”

SUPERSEDED: Provision replaced by Employment (Amendment) Act 2022 on 1 Jan 2023. Barred from new post-2023 case citations.
SRC-005Employment (Amendment) Act 2022 (Act A1651)First Schedule & Order 2022
APPROVEDIn Force: 2023-01-01 (Current)

Extension of Act Scope & Overtime entitlement

“Application of Act extended to all employees regardless of wages, with subsection (1) overtime entitlements applying to employees earning up to RM4,000 a month.”

Governed, verified and currently in effect under Act A1651.