Employers are given up to 18 months to bring in foreign workers to Malaysia after paying the levy theSun theSundaily employers Employment Malaysia workers
: The Parliament was today told that the Human Resources Ministry has approved a total of 995,396 employment quota for foreign workers as of last March 14.
“Employers are given up to 18 months to bring in foreign workers to Malaysia after paying the levy,” he said during the question and answer session in the Dewan Rakyat today. Mustapha said most of the quota approved were for workers in the manufacturing sector, followed by construction, services, plantations, agriculture, mining and quarrying.
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