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Worker Migration to KL: 50,000 jobs every six months |
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Source: The Daily Star Dhaka, Tuesday, October 23, 2012 Tk 40,000 maximum cost for each worker; cabinet okays proposal for MoU Staff Correspondent The government has moved one step forward in sending workers to Malaysia under state arrangements that will cost job seekers a maximum of Tk 40,000 each to get a job in the country. |
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B'deshi manpower sector to face fatal blow |
Wednesday September 19 2012 Source: FE Report Tourists from South Asian countries including Bangladesh that export labour to the UAE (United Arab Emirates) will require a university degree to get a visa, reported an international news agency quoted the Gulf News daily Tuesday. |
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Thursday, September 13, 2012 Source: The Daily Star Dhaka and Kuala Lumpur yesterday decided to go for state arrangements for recruitment of Bangladeshi workers by Malaysia, putting aside the long involvement of private manpower agencies and brokers in the process.
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Remittance grows 6pc year-on-year in Aug |
Tuesday, September 4, 2012 Source: Star Business Report 
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State-to-state deal to send workers to Malaysia |
20.9.2012, Dhaka Source: FE Report Country's private recruiting agencies Wednesday threatened to stop manpower exports unless the government rescinds its decision to send Bangladeshi workers to Malaysia under a state-to-state arrangement. Bangladesh Association of International Recruiting Agencies (BAIRA) made the declaration Wednesday at a press conference at a city hotel. BAIRA president Shah Jalal Mojumder said if the manpower authority does not change its decision immediately and stop propaganda about the manpower agents, they will stop sending manpower abroad. |
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