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This study explored the politics behind the coordination and the implementation of thepoverty eradication program in Sabah during the Barisan Nasional tenure (2003-2017).Historically, the Barisan Nasional was in power for more than two decades in Sabah.During the BN tenure, various poverty eradication programs had been implementedwith considerable amount of development funds. Despite the state receivingconsiderable amount of development funds, the performance of the imp...

High employee turnover rate in Malaysia’s financial services industry has become a growing concern that needs to be addressed. As turnover is rather a complicated phenomenon in a business setting, this study aims to identify the generational differences in factors that influence turnover intention among CIMB and Public Bank workers. The factors were adopted from the Job Descriptive Index (JDI) factors that were commonly used to measure satisfaction. The JDI factors were also known a...

This research aims to describe the relationship between firm’s ethical reputation and its influence on the customer’s loyalty. Thus, this study is to examine the factors that will influence the customer loyalty among general public. The level of sample in this study is at the individual level and the data for this study were collected from the general public in Shah Alam, Selangor. The convenience sampling method was used to select the sample size of respondents. Out of 384 distrib...

The corporate scandal that lead to the collapsed of several companies in Malaysia had damaged the investor and shareholders’ confidence towards the reliability of the financial reporting. Basically financial reporting is an important report as it is the main source of information that will inform the investors and shareholders on the company’s overall performance. To restore back their confidence, it caused regulator to enforce the establishment of audit committee to monitor the acti...

This study investigates the compliance practice of privates companies on the submission of annual returns to Companies Commission of Malaysia (CCM). In Malaysia, all companies are required by the Companies Act 1965 to submit annual returns to CCM annually. Failure to do so may resulted the directors or company secretary to be penalized under the Act. However, there were many cases reported by CCm for non-submission or late submission of annual returns to CCM. Thousands of companies have be...