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New Rules For Foreign Workers In Malaysia

Adrian Pereira, Executive Director, North-South Initiative

13-May-25 08:30

New Rules For Foreign Workers In Malaysia

New rules are being introduced for foreign workers in Malaysia, with the government now requiring employers to be present at exit points when workers leave, or face penalties. Additionally, migrant workers can now switch employers across different sectors. Adrian Pereira, Executive Director, North-South Initiative shares insights on these changes and how they can be effectively implemented.

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Produced by: Tun Hizami Hashim

Presented by: Aisalli Ayub, Philip See, Shazana Mokhtar


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Categories:  the workplace,  managing,  Law/Activism,  government

Tags:  new rules,  working sector,  foreign workers,  migrants,  malaysia,  north-south initiative, 


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