Allow F&B sector to hire undocumented migrants too, says coffeeshop association


PETALING JAYA: The food and beverages (F&B) sector says it should be included in the Home Ministry's two undocumented migrants recalibration plans that would allow these migrants to be legally employed or repatriated voluntarily back to their home countries.

Malaysia Singapore Coffeeshop Proprietors’ General Association (MSCPGA) president Datuk Ho Su Mong said the F&B sector also faced problems and could, in fact, suffer more than the four sectors mentioned in the plans.

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