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PETALING JAYA: Two more arrests were made by the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC) over bribe allegations linked to helping employers or agents get quotas for foreign workers.

PETALING JAYA: “Appointments up for sale” – this is the latest obstacle faced by some employers – especially those from small and medium enterprises (SMEs) – in their bid to secure foreign workers for their companies.

NEW DELHI, Aug 5 — Sri Lankan nationals have been told by their government not to seek employment illegally in Malaysia by using social visit pass. Malaysian authorities are...

PUTRAJAYA, Aug 5 — Applications to hire foreign workers have been stopped temporarily from August 15 to 31, the Human Resources Ministry (KSM) said today. It is to enable a...

PETALING JAYA: A businessman and an employment agency owner were arrested by the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC) for allegedly accepting bribes to help employers or agents get quotas for foreign workers.

PETALING JAYA: It will take some three to five years before plantation stakeholders who invested in automation could see the potential outcome, says Malaysian Palm Oil Council (MPOC) chairman Larry Sng.

PETALING JAYA: IT solution provider Bestinet says it is confident that the company and its staff will be exonerated from any and all allegations.

KULAI: A brawl involving a group of foreign workers broke out in front of a factory here, which ended in one of them getting stabbed.

PUTRAJAYA: A chief executive officer (CEO) of an information technology company was among eight individuals arrested for allegedly accepting bribes for assisting employers or agents to obtain quotas for foreign workers.

Spain's leftist govt is pushing for more migrant workers and an illegal aliens amnesty to fill gaps in the workforce amid high unemployment.