HR Ministry: Over 2,000 Bangladeshi workers ready for employment in Malaysia


Rising numbers: In this file picture, foreign workers are seen harvesting oil palm fruits at a plantation in Selangor. Higher applications for non-citizen employment following the reopening of borders are expected to ease the labour shortage issue.

KUALA LUMPUR: More than 2,000 Bangladeshi workers will now be available to be hired in Malaysia following the verification process involving 15 companies from Bangladesh.

In a statement, the Human Resources Ministry said the previous technical issues that were delaying the recruitment of Bangladeshi workers into the country have been resolved.

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