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7 Aug 2020

Autor:
Ainaa Aiman, Free Malaysia Today

Malaysia: Top Glove to refund recruitment fees to migrant workers

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“Top Glove to refund RM50 mil in recruitment fees to its foreign workers”, 05 August 2020

Top Glove Corp Bhd will refund up to RM50 million in backdated recruitment fees to its foreign workers in the hope the US will lift the ban on the import of its rubber gloves.

Lim said they had already set in place new policies following forced labour allegations, including the “zero recruitment fee” policy for new foreign workers,

“We hope the US Customs can understand us better now. Negotiations have progressed very well, and in August, hopefully we can settle. Once we solve it, it should be ok,” he said, adding that the US was mainly concerned about the agent recruitment fees paid by the workers.

On July 15, the CBP enforced a detention order on disposable gloves manufactured by Top Glove’s subsidiaries, Top Glove Sdn Bhd and TG Medical Sdn Bhd, due to suspected foreign labour issues.

Meanwhile, Minister of Plantation Industries and Commodities Mohd Khairuddin Aman Razali said the government would send a report on the forced labour issue to the US as part of its commitment to address the allegations.

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