Malaysia’s future: excessive foreign labours in Malaysia / Siti Norfazlina Yusoff and Norfaezah Mohamed
Malaysia is one of the developing countries in South East Asia that is blessed with strategic location and peaceful atmosphere. The uniqueness of Malaysia has attracted a lot of foreign workforce to choose Malaysia as one of their destinations. The proper development of Malaysia has fascinated those...
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my.uitm.ir.553442022-03-08T02:06:04Z https://ir.uitm.edu.my/id/eprint/55344/ Malaysia’s future: excessive foreign labours in Malaysia / Siti Norfazlina Yusoff and Norfaezah Mohamed Yusoff, Siti Norfazlina Mohamed, Norfaezah Labor. Work. Working class Labor market. Labor supply. Labor demand, Including unemployment, manpower policy, occupational training, employment agencies Immigrant labor. Foreign workers Malaysia is one of the developing countries in South East Asia that is blessed with strategic location and peaceful atmosphere. The uniqueness of Malaysia has attracted a lot of foreign workforce to choose Malaysia as one of their destinations. The proper development of Malaysia has fascinated those who are seeking for job prospects. With the stable economy that can gear up the income and boost up the economic activities for more capital injections, Malaysia is capable of providing more job opportunities . The New Economic Model (NEM) that was launched by Dato Seri Najib TUn Razak has since managed to attract foreign workers to stay and work in Malaysia either on legal or illegal basis. In fact, some of them even get married to local people and somehow makes situation becomes more complicated . The abundance of foreign workers undeniably affects the Malaysian economic, social and political aspects. Thus Malaysian government must move some miles ahead to prevent this problem. Many programs have been organized but the questions here are to what extent that those programs can be truly achieved and what are the implications on Malaysia’s future. Faculty of Administrative Science and Policy Studies 2012 Book Section PeerReviewed text en https://ir.uitm.edu.my/id/eprint/55344/1/55344.pdf ID55344 Yusoff, Siti Norfazlina and Mohamed, Norfaezah (2012) Malaysia’s future: excessive foreign labours in Malaysia / Siti Norfazlina Yusoff and Norfaezah Mohamed. In: 3rd International Conference on Public Policy and Social Science ( ICOPS 2012). Faculty of Administrative Science and Policy Studies, Melaka, pp. 239-244. ISBN 978-967-11354-5-7 |
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Malaysia is one of the developing countries in South East Asia that is blessed with strategic location and peaceful atmosphere. The uniqueness of Malaysia has attracted a lot of foreign workforce to choose Malaysia as one of their destinations. The proper development of Malaysia has fascinated those who are seeking for job prospects. With the stable economy that can gear up the income and boost up the economic activities for more capital injections, Malaysia is capable of providing more job opportunities . The New Economic Model (NEM) that was launched by Dato Seri Najib TUn Razak has since managed to attract foreign workers to stay and work in Malaysia either on legal or illegal basis. In fact, some of them even get married to local people and somehow makes situation becomes more complicated . The abundance of foreign workers undeniably affects the Malaysian economic, social and political aspects. Thus Malaysian government must move some miles ahead to prevent this problem. Many programs have been organized but the questions here are to what extent that those programs can be truly achieved and what are the implications on Malaysia’s future. |
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