Ex-worker's plight highlights scheme's need


Ahmad Zamraje (left) was laid off from his job and forced to withdraw money from his EPF to support his family. Mohd Khairi said Ahmad Zamraje’s story is a testament to the dire need for plans like the EIS.

KUALA LUMPUR: Imagine suddenly being retrenched from your job with barely any notice given.

The company that you had been working for is declared bankrupt and is unable to provide you with any compensation.

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