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why is nepal fighting malaysia's syndicate?

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Nepal is opposing Malaysia's FLUCSMS system, which creates a monopoly by limiting Nepali worker recruitment to only 25 principal manpower agencies and their 250 support agencies. Nepal's Labor Minister Ramji Yadav has expressed that this monopoly is unacceptable and is urging for equal opportunities for all licensed Nepali agencies. The Nepal Foreign Employment Association has also raised concerns with the International Labour Organization (ILO) about how this monopoly harms Nepali workers and agencies. Essentially, Nepal is fighting against Malaysia's syndicate because it restricts fair access and creates a centralized control that disadvantages many Nepali manpower firms and workers.

Sources

  1. Malaysia Employment: Does Government's Anti-Syndicate Move Block Worker Migration?
    Online Khabar
  2. Labor Minister's Stance to Ambassador: Malaysia's FLUCSMS Syndicate Not Acceptable
    Nagarik News
  3. Nepal's Stance Against Sending Workers to Malaysia via Limited Manpower Agencies
    Online Khabar
  4. Malaysia's Employment Sector Faces Increasing Crisis
    Nagarik News
  5. Nepal Raises Concern to ILO Over Manpower Monopoly in Malaysia Employment
    Online Khabar

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