Malaysia Urges Faster Automation as Foreign-Labour Supply Tightens
Malaysia is urging companies to automate faster as access to foreign labour tightens and employers face pressure to improve productivity and job quality.
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Malaysia is urging companies to automate faster as access to foreign labour tightens and employers face pressure to improve productivity and job quality.
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