Johor Baru

Indian, Chinese business groups urge to recruit non-Malays in civil services

Malaysian state civil service has only 10 Chinese and 116 Indians

Allow businesses to directly hire foreign workers: Malaysian Indian Business Association

Indian fire victim in Malaysia wanted to make more money for sister’s wedding

Malaysia’s Johor Govt allocating land for Indian schools, temples

JOHOR BARU - Local business groups in Malaysia are pressing the state government for more programmes to recruit non-Malays into the state's civil service.

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JOHOR BARU - The 8,372-strong civil service of the Malaysian state of Johor Baru has only 10 Chinese and 116 Indians, The Star has quoted an assemblyman, as saying.

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JOHOR BARU - The Malaysian Indian Business Association (MIBA) has urged the Malaysian Government to liberalise the recruitment of foreign workers by allowing small-medium industries to hire them directly.

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JOHOR BARU - Indian worker S.

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JOHOR BARU - Johor Mentri Besar Abdul Ghani Othman has said that his government is aware of the needs of the Malaysian Indian community; therefore it is allocating land for the building of Tamil schools and temples.

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