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Direct hiring a sore point
PUTRAJAYA: The issue of hiring maids who come to Malaysia on tourist visas or social passes – a contentious issue raised by Indonesia – will be brought up for discussion at next week’s ministerial meeting between ministers of the two countries.
Threat to cut labour supply
KUALA LUMPUR: Indonesia has threatened to stop sending any workers, including those for the plantation and construction sectors, if Malaysia does not meet its demands to protect maids from the country.
Saravanan to iron out maid issues during Jakarta visit
KUALA LUMPUR: Issues related to the memorandum of understanding (MOU) on the recruitment and placement of Indonesian domestic workers will be finalised during a working visit by Human Resources Minister Datuk Seri M. Saravanan to Jakarta on Monday.
Human Resource Ministry to finalise MoU on Indonesian domestic workers this Monday (Jan 24)
KUALA LUMPUR: Issues related to the memorandum of understanding (MoU) on the Recruitment and Placement of Indonesian Domestic Workers (PDI) will be finalised during a working visit by Human Resource Minister Datuk Seri M. Saravanan to Jakarta, Indonesia, on Monday (Jan 24).
Happy Thaipusam to all
PETALING JAYA: With standard operating procedure (SOP) in place, devotees once again thronged Batu Caves in a show of religious devotion despite a scaled-down Thaipusam celebration.
NSC had the final say on Thaipusam SOP, says Saravanan
PETALING JAYA: The decision on the current Thaipusam standard operating procedure (SOP) did not solely depend on suggestions from ministers, says Datuk Seri M. Saravanan.
Decision on Thaipusam SOP from NSC, not solely based on ministers' suggestions, says Saravanan
PETALING JAYA: The decision on the current Thaipusam standard operating procedure (SOP) did not solely depend on suggestions from ministers, says Datuk Seri M. Saravanan.
Bosses: Help ease our burden
PETALING JAYA: Employers want the government to negotiate with the source countries of foreign labour to cap the recruitment fees charged by their agents there as the online application for the hiring of some 32,000 workers begin this month.
Online application for foreign workers in plantation sector with special exemption opened from Jan 28, says Saravanan
PUTRAJAYA: Online application for recruitment of foreign workers in the plantation sector through special exemption will be opened from Jan 28 through the website www.fwcms.com.my, said Human Resources Minister Datuk Seri M. Saravanan.
Groups: Lift freeze on domestic workers
PETALING JAYA: While Malaysia waits to ink the Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) on the recruitment and placement of domestic workers with Indonesia next month, private employment agencies are appealing for the government to allow the entry of maids from other source countries in the meantime.
