On the way: Pedestrians pass by the Indonesian embassy in KL. — FAIHAN GHANI/The Star
PETALING JAYA: Job agencies and groups are against a cap being imposed for hiring Indonesian domestic workers.
As Malaysia doesn’t depend on just one country to supply domestic workers, Association of Employment Agencies Malaysia vice-president Suresh Tan said it should be left to the market forces to determine the cost.
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