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Amendments of the EPF Act (Revision to the Employer) from i-HR Consulting .mov Video

YAB Dato' Sri Najib Tun Razak, Malaysian Prime Minister announcement in parliament late last year , effective January 2012 the employer portion of the EPF contribution shall be increased from 12 to 13 % for employees earning RM 5000 and below. This video also explain about the calculations & clarification for this latest EPF contribution.