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Cost of recruitment in the Indonesia–Malaysia migration corridor: Employer perspectives from participating plantation companies

This study looks into the recruitment costs borne by select companies that employ migrant workers in Malaysian palm oil plantations. It examines the companies’ roles and the processes involved in the recruitment of migrant workers; identifies the costs borne by these companies; and identifies good practices and areas for improvement.