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Govt blacklists company that brought in 171 Bangladeshi workers

PETALING JAYA: The government has blacklisted a company that brought in 171 Bangladeshi nationals into the country with promises of jobs in Johor but failed to find them employment.

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Niosh takes lead in implementing occupational safety and health programmes, says Sim

PETALING JAYA: The Human Resources Ministry will continue to strengthen its occupational safety and health programme for the welfare and well-being of the country's workforce, says the Human Resource Minister.

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YOURSAY | Turning a blind eye to atrocities towards migrant workers

‘Strange that no one is able or even allowed to fix it.’

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NSC studying EPF, Perkeso contributions for athletes

KUALA LUMPUR: The National Sports Council (NSC) is examining a possible first-time implementation of contributions such as the Employees Provident Fun.

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Employers urged to boost female labour participation

KUALA LUMPUR: Employers are responsible for increasing female labour force participation, says The Human Resources Minister.

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