http://www.straitstimes.com/BreakingNews/SEAsia/Story/STIStory_668921.html

May 15, 2011 
Indonesian maid influx expected in Malaysia 

Indonesian labour agents expect to despatch 1,000 domestic workers every month 
to Malaysia after the republic lifts the two-year moratorium. -- PHOTO: AP


JAKARTA - INDONESIAN labour agents expect to despatch 1,000 domestic workers 
every month to Malaysia after the republic lifts the two-year moratorium. 

Association of Indonesian Labour Exporters chairman Yunus Yamani said 
recruitment agencies had been training workers over the past two months in 
anticipation of the lifting of the ban.

He said many Indonesian maids still preferred to work in Malaysia due to 
language and cultural similarities.

'Some (workers) went to Saudi Arabia, Hong Kong and Taiwan but ended up 
returning to their villages to wait for the ban (on Malaysia to be lifted) or 
to find work nearer home.

'Before the ban, some 3,000 Indonesians entered Malaysia to work as domestic 
workers,' he told The Star in an interview.

Kuala Lumpur and Jakarta have signed a Letter of Intent to give a new dimension 
to the employment of domestic workers in Malaysia and the two countries agreed 
on revised terms. -- THE STAR/ANN


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