There are no known foods that cause high levels of bilirubin, although indirect bilirubin levels can be increased by fasting for a long period, according to WebMD. High bilirubin levels may be caused by infections, inherited diseases, liver diseases, diseases that cause bile-duct blockage, sickle cell disease and certain medicines.
The contribution to both schemes the SOCSO and the EPF are compulsory, this means every employee and employer is obliged to pay a certain amount of the employee's monthly wage into these funds.ocial Security is provided in Malaysia by SOCSO, the Social Security Organization. At the same time the Employment Provident Fund (EPF) supplys benefits which are predominantly for retirement purposes, but also provides withdrawal schemes for specific purposes.
Class 3 (voluntary) contribution. Class 3 national insurance contributions are voluntary contributions which you can choose to pay if you do not have to pay any compulsory contributions-for example, if your earnings are low. Credits for parents and carers are also Class 3 contributions.f you are an employee under pension age, you have to pay Class 1 national insurance contributions on part of your earnings. The amount you pay depends on how much you earn. You might not have to pay any contributions if your earnings are lower than a certain amount called the primary threshold.