PETALING JAYA: Those seeking to hire Indonesian domestic helpers may end up paying extra “hidden costs” on top of the RM15,000 price cap, according to employment consultants.
National Human Resources Association Malaysia (Pusma) president Zarina Ismail said that although the price cap imposed by the government is reasonable, some agencies may be charging extra for additional services they have to bear.
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