The stories shaping Malaysia, in focus.
A financial consultant in Hangzhou, China, developed rhabdomyolysis after her manager punished her with 200 squats for failing to meet work quotas. The condition forced her resignation and sparked debate about workplace discipline practices.
A federal judge has blocked New York City's groundbreaking law requiring ride-hailing firms to provide drivers 14 days' notice before deactivation, ruling the measure unconstitutional and interfering with platform safety protections.
Police in Johor have arrested 11 individuals, including the victim's employer, following the death of a foreign worker who sustained fatal head injuries. The arrests signal intensified scrutiny of workplace safety and labour practices in the state.