Domestic worker recruiting system fully operational by November, says Indonesian envoy


Meeting officiated by Indonesian ambassador Hermono (left), to iron out problems which still hamper the entry of Indonesian domestic helpers although MOU has been signed. On right is President of National Human Resources Malaysian Zarina Ismail. — FAIHAN GHANI/The Star

KUALA LUMPUR: The system that will be used to recruit Indonesian domestic workers is expected to be fully operational in November, says Indonesian Ambassador Hermono.

He said that job order requests are currently being processed manually before the system comes online.

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