Youths willing to ‘get dirty’ with proper incentives and support


JOHOR BARU: Incentives should be provided to attract more youths to “get dirty” by working at palm oil plantations, says the Felda Malaysia Youth Council.

Its president Mohd Fadzli Hasan suggested that youths be given financial support to buy heavy machinery as using technology could make their jobs faster and more efficient.

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