JOHOR BARU: The two-month deadline to house foreign workers in registered centralised labour quarters (CLQ) is just too short of a notice, say business groups in the state.
South Johor SME Association adviser Teh Kee Sin said the state government’s directive is good because it would ensure that the migrant workers’ welfare is well taken care of during their employment.
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