October 15, 2005
Malaysian Government appoints Outsourcing agents
With outsourcing becoming an irreversible process, the Malaysian government has appointed 20 agents to look after the appointment of the recruitment of foreign workers. However, the companies employing the workers will be responsible for the pay and welfare of the workers.
Home Affairs Minister Datuk Seri Azmi Khalid mentioned that all the foreign workers would be provided with smart cards by the end of 2005. This move is likely to improve the management of the foreign workforce and ensure proper authentication. New Straits Times Online reports:
Companies intending to hire fewer than 50 foreign workers will have to use the services of outsourcing companies appointed by the Government.
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