Employees can be fired if they submit fake degrees


PETALING JAYA: Employees risk being fired if they submit fake degrees, says Malaysian Employers Federation executive director Datuk Shamsuddin Bardan.

“If an employee is found guilty of faking a degree to gain employment or promotion, the normal punishment is dismissal as such an offence is considered a serious misconduct,” Shamsuddin said when contacted.

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