Malaysia

Ministry receives 7,500 applications for migrant workers in oil palm sector

Human Resources Minister Datuk Seri M. Saravanan says only eligible employers allowed to request for foreign employees through special exemption

Updated 4 years ago · Published on 05 Feb 2022 4:06PM

Ministry receives 7,500 applications for migrant workers in oil palm sector
Human Resources Minister Datuk Seri M. Saravanan has been reported to have said online applications via the website www.fwcms.com.my, for the recruitment of 32,000 foreign workers allowed in the plantation sector through special exemption will open from January 28. – The Vibes Pic, February 5, 2022

PUTRAJAYA – The Ministry of Human Resources (KSM) has received a total of 7,500 applications for recruitment of foreign workers in the oil palm plantation sector through special exemption from January 28 to yesterday.

Human Resources Minister Datuk Seri M. Saravanan said some of the applications could not be considered as the requests were from employers who were not eligible to apply for foreign workers as they were cooperative and outsourcing companies.

“I wish to remind all employers that all application forms must be filled in by the employer themselves and they should not engage the services of any private employment agency.

“The private employment agencies only act as facilitators and cannot apply for the recruitment of foreign workers on behalf of the employers,” he said in a statement today.

Meanwhile, Saravanan said KSM also received applications from employers in other sectors which would open for application from February 15.

Earlier, on January 15, Saravanan was reported to have said online application via the website www.fwcms.com.my, for recruitment of 32,000 foreign workers allowed in the plantation sector through special exemption will open from January 28. – Bernama, February 5, 2022

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