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New Jobs in Malaysia

Workers to join in 2 months

Registration begins Jan 13

Staff Correspondent
The government may start sending selected workers to Malaysia for plantation sector from late February or early March, said Expatriates' Welfare and Overseas Employment Minister Khandker Mosharraf Hossain yesterday.
"We hope the first batch of workers will go to Malaysia within two months on completion of selection process,” he said at a press briefing at the ministry's conference room.
Lifting a four-year ban, Malaysia has recentiy decided to recruit 10,000 male workers from Bangladesh for its plantation sector.
The ministry on December 29 last year received a formal request in this regard through the Malaysian High Commission.
The government will start registering the interested jobseekers online from January 13. The registration needs to be done at 4,500 information and service centres at the Union Parishad offices across the country.
Around 500 UP offices are not properly equipped, so some unexpected anomalies may occur during the registration process, said the minister.
But the jobseekers under those UPs should not be worried as they can register at neighbouring information centres, he added.
Meanwhile, news has been published in some media mentioning the shabby condition of some information centres where the candidates might face troubles.
The centres will be operated through the 'A 2T project of the Prime Minister's Office (PMO). The PMO's people's perspective specialist Naimuzzaman Mukta told reporters they would ensure proper logistic support to complete the registration.
Initially, a database of 35,000 interested jobseekers would be prepared. From that list 11,500 names would be selected through a lottery for this phase of recruitment in Malaysia.
The registration dates for
Dhaka and Barisal divisions remain the same, but dates for other divisions were rescheduled yesterday.
The online registration will begin with the Dhaka and Barisal divisions. Interested jobseekers will have to register between January 13 and 15. Their names will be selected through a lottery on January 16.
Fortune seekers from Rajshahi, Rangpur and Sylhet divisions will be able to register between January 16 and 18. Names of the selected from these divisions will be announced on January 19.
For the Chittagong and Khulna divisions, registration will be held between January 19 and 21. Their selection would be made on January 22.
The selection of workers from each union will be done under a quota system based on the demographic map, but there is no restriction on registration. The selected workers will be provided training with 14 government technical training centres across the country.
Expatriates' Secretary Dr Zafar Ahmed Khan and Bureau of Manpower, Employment and Training Director General Begum Shamsun Nahar, among others, were present at the press briefing.