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The Federation of Malaysian Manufacturers (FMM) expressed the dissatisfaction of their members with sudden government policy changes today as they presented the results Malaysian Institute of Economic Research Business Conditions Survey.
They report that such sudden changes impose unnecessary workloads on manufacturing companies.
They report that such sudden changes impose unnecessary workloads on manufacturing companies.
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