Samenta says no to mandatory job vacancy reporting, calls on govt to use opt-in system


PETALING JAYA: Small and Medium Enterprises Association Malaysia (Samenta) strongly opposes the mandatory requirement for employers to report all job vacancies and newly created positions.

Its national president Datuk William Ng said while the Social Security Organisation (Perkeso) will impose a moratorium on the requirement for up to two years before enforcement, it was insufficient to address the group’s concerns.

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