Really? I thought that there was a pretty good clampdown in Sabah and Sarawak, with other Malaysians requiring a work permit to work there. I guess they should increase the cost of coffee to give these permits out to applicants from the Western Eleven?
Dateline 2014-01-28, FMT:
National oil and gas company, Petronas, which was once transparent and receptive to Sabah and Sarawakian employees underwent somekind of a change in the 1990s, so much so that it reclused itself from Borneo, said opposition PKR.
Party vice-chairman See Chee How said that in the past Petronas had been transparent about the number of Sarawakian workers it employed.
“But this openess diminished. There has been no disclosures in the last decade.
“Petronas was once conscientious and open with its employment of Sarawakians in the corporation’s operations in the state.
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Wata - Malaysian Oil and Gas Engineer 