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Malaysia's Supermax adopts new management policy on migrant workers

The policy will cover workers who left the company before October 2019, Supermax said in a statement filed with the stock exchange

Malaysia's Supermax adopts new management policy on migrant workers
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Malaysian glove maker Supermax Corp Bhd has rolled out a new foreign worker management policy that expands its recruitment fee remediation scope to include former workers directly hired and contracted, it said on Tuesday.
 
The policy will cover workers who left the company before October 2019, Supermax said in a statement filed with the stock exchange.

Supermax faces an import ban by the U.S. Customs since October due to indications of forced labour at its operations, and last month Canada terminated its sourcing contract with the company on similar allegations.

Workers at the company also sought a judicial review of

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