The escalating of numbers of foreign workers in construction site

This paper is evaluating the factors effecting the increasing in the numbers of foreign workers on site. A critical review of the literature was abstract because of the Malaysian economics is booming and the characteristics of the construction industry itself make the foreigners comfortable works on...

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Published in:MATEC Web of Conferences
Main Author: Mat Salleh N.; Mamter S.; Lop N.S.; Mohd Kamar I.F.; Mohamad Hamdan N.A.
Format: Conference paper
Language:English
Published: EDP Sciences 2014
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Mat Salleh N.; Mamter S.; Lop N.S.; Mohd Kamar I.F.; Mohamad Hamdan N.A.
The escalating of numbers of foreign workers in construction site
2014
MATEC Web of Conferences
15

10.1051/matecconf/20141501026
https://www.scopus.com/inward/record.uri?eid=2-s2.0-84906705177&doi=10.1051%2fmatecconf%2f20141501026&partnerID=40&md5=e5faa114b3e723bf2970058a3bebe4e2
This paper is evaluating the factors effecting the increasing in the numbers of foreign workers on site. A critical review of the literature was abstract because of the Malaysian economics is booming and the characteristics of the construction industry itself make the foreigners comfortable works on site. This paper discusses the results from the conducted questionnaire survey among the contractors in Selangor. Based on the average index, there are several factors identified by the respondents such as shortage of manpower, reluctant of local labour, project increased the demand for labour and accelerating economic development. This factor will improve the decision making process in recruiting labour on site. © Owned by the authors, published by EDP Sciences, 2014.
EDP Sciences
2261236X
English
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All Open Access; Gold Open Access
author Mat Salleh N.; Mamter S.; Lop N.S.; Mohd Kamar I.F.; Mohamad Hamdan N.A.
spellingShingle Mat Salleh N.; Mamter S.; Lop N.S.; Mohd Kamar I.F.; Mohamad Hamdan N.A.
The escalating of numbers of foreign workers in construction site
author_facet Mat Salleh N.; Mamter S.; Lop N.S.; Mohd Kamar I.F.; Mohamad Hamdan N.A.
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title The escalating of numbers of foreign workers in construction site
title_short The escalating of numbers of foreign workers in construction site
title_full The escalating of numbers of foreign workers in construction site
title_fullStr The escalating of numbers of foreign workers in construction site
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description This paper is evaluating the factors effecting the increasing in the numbers of foreign workers on site. A critical review of the literature was abstract because of the Malaysian economics is booming and the characteristics of the construction industry itself make the foreigners comfortable works on site. This paper discusses the results from the conducted questionnaire survey among the contractors in Selangor. Based on the average index, there are several factors identified by the respondents such as shortage of manpower, reluctant of local labour, project increased the demand for labour and accelerating economic development. This factor will improve the decision making process in recruiting labour on site. © Owned by the authors, published by EDP Sciences, 2014.
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