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PETALING JAYA: Housewife Kee Eli Zanadiah, 30, is happy that the Government is considering granting personal income tax exemption to women returning to work after a long career break.

Having left the workforce two years ago to focus on raising her two daughters, the young mother said the rising cost of living and meagre salary were among factors leading women to leave their jobs.

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