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Bangladesh to send 10,000 workers to Malaysia’s labor market

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The government is planning to send 10,000 workers to Malaysia under the Bangladesh Overseas Employment and Services Limited (BOESL) with zero migration costs. Over 6,000 quotas have already been allocated for Bangladeshi workers in Malaysia, and some demand letters have been verified.
  • The initial phase involves sending 10,000 workers to Malaysia through BOESL with zero migration costs.
  • Over 6,000 quotas have been allocated for Bangladeshi workers in Malaysia, and some demand letters have been verified.
  • Minister for Expatriates' Welfare and Foreign Employment Ariful Haque stated that workers will first be sent through BOESL at zero cost, with private recruiting agencies to follow later.
  • The government aims to reduce migration costs and ensure transparency in the employment process for workers going to Malaysia.
  • Around 350 Malaysian employers have applied for quotas to hire Bangladeshi workers.
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  1. Oct 4Decision made to send 10,000 workers to Malaysia’s labor market after a long time. · 1 article
  2. Oct 5Ministry issues new statement on sending workers to Malaysia. · 1 article
  3. Oct 7Initiative to send 10,000 workers to Malaysia with zero cost. · 2 articles
  4. Oct 10Debate on qualifications for workers going to Malaysia. · 1 article

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