PUTRAJAYA, Oct 21 — The foreign worker salary payment system implemented in the United Arab Emirates is one of the systems that Malaysia is studying to improve the management of foreign workers in the country.
“The systematic salary payment system implemented by the UAE government is seen as an effective system that protects the interests of foreign workers,” he said. Saravanan said various related issues were also discussed, including labour, human resource management and foreign worker management aspects.
Soon nurses would get better paid then 😀😀😀
New business idea by anneh…
Study study and screw it up !
Why is it that they think the UAE has it right in the first place ?
Studying what?Ask lah MEF&get those Msian companies operating in UAE/M East to share information lah!Won’t need a week or two at max to complete the study lah!Those days I used to support our projects in Qatar&Bahrain,we employed few thousand workers from more than 20 ctries!🤯🤦
Why need to study UAE’s system? Are you too clueless come out your own?
Centralized Salary payment! New Business created by government!
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