Rapid development reduces outflow of M'sian talent


JOHOR BARU: The vast development in Johor, especially in Iskandar Malaysia, is attracting more people to remain employed here rather than seeking “greener pastures” overseas, said State Unity and Human Resource Committee chairman R. Vidyanathan.

He said more Malaysians working in Singapore were choosing to return home for job opportunities because of the rapid development.

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