Foreign workers are the individuals who originate from outside the nation and afterward work abroad to discover and add to their wage. Most foreign workers originate from nations that are well poor and backward because too many people that an excess of individuals until the occupation is insufficient space for them. Subsequently, numerous have traveled to another country to discover the cash to meet their family life. With the passage of foreign workers into our nation, our nation can grow quickly
whether verbal or written, when presenting information to the foreign labours. This made presentation of work order by the employer complicated as the workers do not understand it. In Malaysia, the language used to communicate in the construction industry is Bahasa Melayu. The language problem issues has
whether verbal or written, when presenting information to the foreign labours. This made presentation of work order by the employer complicated as the workers do not understand it. In Malaysia, the language used to communicate in the construction industry is Bahasa Melayu. The language problem issues has
In our country, foreign workers are always being deemed to be a security threat, especially illegal foreign workers. Illegal migration is perceived as a security threat in terms of crime, disease, political and so on that sows the seeds of discord. According to the data released by government in year 2014, a total 9,496 crime cases involving foreigner were recorded between Januanry and August of that year. It is 11.2% of the overall cases in Malaysia during the period. However, it had already caught
countries in south-east Asia, namely Cambodia, Indonesia and Malaysia, attracted by the abundant supply of local manpower and low cost of operation. At the moment, Malaysia is estimated to have 2.2 million legal migrant workers in year 2015 (MTUC, 2015). According to Watanabe (2003), there is no doubt that Malaysia is one of the countries with a large number of foreign workers and that her economy is highly dependent on foreign workers. In order to curb with the huge demand from consumers and customers
The first impact of the influx of a large number of migrant workers on the Malaysian economy is the air pollution increase. If the migrant increase, the population increase. The net migration in Kuala Lumpur is 25700 from 1991-1997 (Dewan Bandaraya Kuala Lumpur, 2015). One of the major effect on contributing on air pollution is increasing in population. One of the major factor that contribute to air pollution is increasing in population ( Azeez, 2009). This means if the population large, the motor
Crime has become a major topic in Malaysia. Formerly one of the safest nations in South East Asia, Malaysia has become one of the most dangerous states in the area. According to the government, there is actually doubled actually doubled from the year 2000 to 2009 of violent crime before declining. In the years 2013, the crime rates rise after the repeal of tough security laws which made it easier for police to confine people. Besides that, that are also the threat of kidnappings for ransom and violence
2.1 Unemployment In Malaysia Higher Than Neighbouring Countries The article states that Malaysia has a higher unemployment rate which is 10.4% compare to the neighbouring countries such as 3.4% in Thailand and 7% in Singapore. Hence, Bukit Mertajam MP Steven Sim urged that the government should take actions to reduce the unemployment rate. Malaysians especially the young generation face two major problems which are unemployment and underemployment. Besides, he hoped that government should more concerned
Introduction From the article that I have found, it is talking about the impact of minimum wage in Malaysia. This article suit the factor of shifting in demand and supply. Shifting of the supply and demand curve is the relationship between the hourly wage rate in RM and quantity of unskilled labor hour in market. During January 2013, Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Tun Razak has announced that the government will implement minimum wage on private sector, which was also mentioned in budget. Despite
provide employment to both local and foreign workers. The Sabah experience suggests that a more systematic approach is needed to regulate the flow of migrant labor in the region. But for this to succeed, the support and cooperation of all the relevant parties would be essential. The current issues of labour market in Sabah can be divided into two which are foreign issues and local issues. The foreign issues are included unemployment among youth, migrant workers, and PATI issues. Next will have child