A former information technology training company manager was fined RM13,000 by the sessions court here today for submitting false documents to Social Security Organisation to claim incentives under the Penjana Kejaya 2.0 programme amounting to RM9,500 three years ago.
The managing director of two companies was charged again at the sessions court here today on 14 counts of submitting false claims for the Penjana Kerjaya 2.0 incentive to the Social Security Organisation (Socso) amounting to RM152,200, two years ago.
A company owner today pleaded not guilty in the sessions court here to six charges of submitting documents containing false details to claim incentives amounting to RM231,340 under the Penjana Kerjaya 2.0 programme two years ago.
According to the alternative charge, Muhammad Asyraf Omar was alleged to have dishonestly used forged documents which were claimed to be genuine, namely the verification form for the hiring incentive programme under Penjana 2.0 for claims amounting to RM44,600.
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