Top Glove unperturbed by EMCO, plant continues to operate


“We wish to clarify that the 14 days EMCO order from Nov 17 to 30 affects about 5,700 workers in Meru, Klang, and not 13,190 workers as reported, ” Top Glove said in a statement.

PETALING JAYA: The enhanced movement control order (EMCO) that is being imposed on some of Top Glove Corp Bhd’s workers quarters affects a smaller proportion of the company’s workforce than initially estimated by analysts.

The biggest glove manufacturer in the world by capacity said the EMCO affected about 27% of its total workforce of 21,000.

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