Market apprehension around the implementation of the Goods and Services Tax (GST) has cooled off, and employment in Malaysia saw an improvement in the second quarter, said recruitment consultants Robert Walters.
In its Asia Job Index released on Wednesday, the company revealed that even job positions, which had been put on hold during the first quarter, had seen hiring during the second quarter due to reduced economic tensions.
“On the upside, the FMCG (fast moving consumer goods) and consumer industries remained fairly resilient to the GST implementation as Malaysians accustomed themselves to the price hikes rather quickly.
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In its Asia Job Index released on Wednesday, the company revealed that even job positions, which had been put on hold during the first quarter, had seen hiring during the second quarter due to reduced economic tensions.
“On the upside, the FMCG (fast moving consumer goods) and consumer industries remained fairly resilient to the GST implementation as Malaysians accustomed themselves to the price hikes rather quickly.
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