KUALA LUMPUR, Nov 11 (Bernama) -- The Malaysia Muslim Restaurant Operators Association (PRESMA) has been urged to work with the government to devise a strategy to gradually reduce their reliance on foreign workers.
PRESMA Urged To Work With Govt To Reduce Reliance On Foreign Workers
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PRESMA was urged to collaborate with the government to reduce reliance on foreign workers, using data, research, automation and mechanisation. The government aims to cut foreign workers to 10% of the workforce by 2030 under the 13MP.
- Minister Armizan called for data‑driven strategies to cut foreign labour in restaurants.
- Automation and mechanisation were highlighted as tools to lower staffing needs.
- The 13MP targets 10% foreign workforce by 2030, with current quotas set at 15,000 for the restaurant sector.
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