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Singaporeans working across Causeway speak of trade-offs - after Malaysia minister suggests growing numbers

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Aqil Haziq Mahmud
Singaporeans working across Causeway speak of trade-offs - after Malaysia minister suggests growing numbers
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Singaporean professionals working in Malaysia discuss the trade-offs of cross-border employment following comments by a Malaysian minister. Experts suggest that while there is a trend for niche roles, the salary disparity between the two currencies remains a significant barrier for the general workforce.

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The discussion reflects the economic integration and labor market dynamics between Singapore and Malaysia.

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Expect a gradual trend in niche sectors and leadership roles, but not the general workforce, experts say.

From left: Singaporeans Doreen Sim, Greg Low and Hafiz Ellahi have lived and worked in Malaysia for more than a decade. (Photos: CNA/Fadza Ishak)

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