What were the false claims made under the Penjana Kerjaya programme?

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False Claims Under Penjana Kerjaya Programme Totalled RM9,500

A former interior designer has denied making false claims totalling RM9,500 under the Penjana Kerjaya programme. The claims, submitted for employee verification incentives, allegedly involved falsified Employee Verification Forms. These forms contained purported false statements regarding the employment status of three individuals.
Submission of False Employee Verification Forms

The individual, identified as S. Kamala Segaran, 47, allegedly submitted three documents containing false details. These documents were Employee Verification Forms submitted under the name of her company, Perusahaan Tech Train Consultancy. The specific incentive amounts claimed were RM4,340, RM2,260, and RM2,900, respectively.
Allegations of False Statements Regarding New Hires

The core of the allegations centres on the Employee Verification Forms containing false statements. These statements purportedly indicated that three new employees were verified for the company. However, it is alleged that these individuals were not actually employed by Tech Train Consultancy at the time the forms were submitted.
Claims Submitted to Socso Officers

These allegedly false documents were submitted to employment service officers affiliated with the Social Security Organisation (Socso). The alleged offences occurred across multiple dates in 2021, specifically on June 25, November 23, and December 21 of that year. The prosecution is being handled by the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC).

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