HR Ministry ‘auditing’ Skills Development Fund Corp


Personal touch: Kulasegaran speaking to a woman seeking assistance at a service counter in Kampung Tawas, Ipoh.

IPOH: The Human Resources Ministry is currently ironing out some issues with the Skills Development Fund Corporation before loans can be distributed to trainees, says its minister.

M. Kulasegaran said as Pakatan Harapan had just taken over the government, it needed time to check the corporation.

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