Only 453 employment agencies left
The Star | 20 December 2019 KUALA LUMPUR: There are only 453 licensed private employment agencies in the country,
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“Dreams for Sale: The Exploitation of Domestic Workers from Recruitment in Nepal and Bangladesh to Working in Lebanon
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