Document background
The Internship Joining Letter is a crucial document in the Malaysian employment landscape, used when companies offer temporary positions to students or graduates for training purposes. It serves as the primary document establishing the relationship between the company and the intern, typically issued after initial selection but before the commencement of the internship. The letter must comply with Malaysian employment laws, including the Employment Act 1955 and relevant regulations regarding industrial training. It should detail the internship terms, including duration, working hours, allowance (if any), and basic conditions while considering any specific requirements from academic institutions if it's an academic internship. This document is particularly important as it helps protect both the company's and intern's interests by clearly stating expectations and terms of engagement.
