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Employers: Give us more time to house workers
PETALING JAYA: Cramped and unsuitable living conditions have contributed to the rapid spread of Covid-19 among foreign workers, but employers have appealed for alternatives and flexibility in providing suitable accommodations.
Govt urged to set screening fee
PETALING JAYA: With the Covid-19 screening being mandatory for all foreign workers, employers are urging the government to control the service fee imposed by clinics and hospitals for tests.
Focus on the welfare of all Perakians, MB urged
IPOH: While congratulating Datuk Saarani Mohamad over his appointment, local community leaders and industry captains are urging the newly minted Mentri Besar to focus on the welfare of all Perakians.
Rehda cautiously optimistic about outlook, hoping better pickup in 1H21
KUALA LUMPUR: The Real Estate and Housing Developers’ Association Malaysia (Rehda), which is cautiously optimistic about the outlook of the property sector, hopes for better improvement in the first half of 2021 (1H2021), provided there is no new community transmissions of COVID-19 in the country.
Technical agencies in favour of new approach
Adoption of ‘silence deemed acceptance’ concept expected to reduce delays and improve efficiency in some areas.
New team at the helm
The Real Estate and Housing Developers’ Association Malaysia (Rehda) Selangor branch held its 2020 annual general meeting at Wisma Rehda, Kelana Jaya, where a new committee for the term 2020-2022 was elected.
Many in a daze over housing for construction workers
JOHOR BARU: Confusion still reigns over a new law on workers’ accommodation, with the construction industry here seeking clearer guidelines.
Help wanted to fill 3D jobs
PETALING JAYA: The construction industry wants the government to reconsider its decision to cut down on the number of foreign workers in the sector as well as an extension to their loan moratorium, failing which they claim many may be forced to hire illegals or even shut down.
‘Govt measures can mitigate decline in property sales’
KUALA LUMPUR: UOB Kay Hian believed measures introduced by the government such as the reintroduction of House Ownership Campaign (HOC) could mitigate the impact of severe decline in property sales in 1H20 induced by the COVID-19 pandemic
