Foreign Labour Intake To Be Frozen

Evening Edition · Evening Edition · 24 Jun 2020 · 22 mins listen

The government believes this will lead to more employment opportunities for locals. An economist and the Malaysian Employers Federation offer their take on whether this approach will help tackle rising unemployment rates.

Produced by:

Tasha Fusil

Presented by:

Kelvin Yee,Hezril Asyraaf

Categories:

Politics,Law and Legal Matters,Social Issues

Tags:

Evening Edition, foreign workers, foreign labour, migrants, economy, workforce, unemployment

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Foreign Labour Intake To Be Frozen

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