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Finance Minister Lim Guan Eng said the Malaysians@Work initiative under Budget 2020 will create 350,000 jobs and the Employee Provident Fund (EPF) will be in charge.
Speaking to the reporters at a post-budget media conference on Saturday, he added that the initiative also aims to bridge that gap - incentivise employers and incentivise the Malaysian workers by giving them the necessary motivation.
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Speaking to the reporters at a post-budget media conference on Saturday, he added that the initiative also aims to bridge that gap - incentivise employers and incentivise the Malaysian workers by giving them the necessary motivation.
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