Bright outlook for local labor market next year, BUSINESS TIMES
Business Times (Malaysia)
12-05-2001
THE country's labor market is expected to improve next year with more jobs
being created, especially in the financial and technology sectors, according
to a human resource consultant.
Aspac Executive Search Sdn Bhd (Aspac) managing director EK Cheah said
employers are still looking for people to fill in vacancies even during
the current economic slowdown.
"Banks which have undergone consolidation and merger exercises are
looking for experts to lead the new and strategic divisions such as consumer
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