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    The document discusses issues facing Malaysia's manufacturing sector including a lack of innovation and reliance on low-skilled foreign workers. It investigates the number of manufacturing employees, their salaries, types of manufacturing, and worker quality. Secondary data sources were used including internet, journals, and government reports, though some limitations exist from internet access and Covid-19. Analysis found manufacturing output increased 8.5% to RM368.2 billion in 2021, though companies still rely on manual data processing. Recommendations include preparing for long-term changes, reducing foreign worker dependence, improving logistics, and boosting regional exports.

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    The document discusses issues facing Malaysia's manufacturing sector including a lack of innovation and reliance on low-skilled foreign workers. It investigates the number of manufacturing employees, their salaries, types of manufacturing, and worker quality. Secondary data sources were used including internet, journals, and government reports, though some limitations exist from internet access and Covid-19. Analysis found manufacturing output increased 8.5% to RM368.2 billion in 2021, though companies still rely on manual data processing. Recommendations include preparing for long-term changes, reducing foreign worker dependence, improving logistics, and boosting regional exports.

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    Draft Manufacturing

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    The document discusses issues facing Malaysia's manufacturing sector including a lack of innovation and reliance on low-skilled foreign workers. It investigates the number of manufacturing employees, their salaries, types of manufacturing, and worker quality. Secondary data sources were used including internet, journals, and government reports, though some limitations exist from internet access and Covid-19. Analysis found manufacturing output increased 8.5% to RM368.2 billion in 2021, though companies still rely on manual data processing. Recommendations include preparing for long-term changes, reducing foreign worker dependence, improving logistics, and boosting regional exports.

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    DRAFT MANUFACTURING

    Background problem

    - Lack of innovation
    - Dependency on low-skilled foreign worker
    - Supply chain disruptions

    Scope
    - Number of people working in manufacturing
    - Salaries and wage per employee
    - Type of manufacturing available in Malaysia
    - Quality of worker
    - Manufacturing machine improvement

    Method of investigation
    - This report is by using secondary data

    - Use internet, journal, newspaper article

    - Small proportion of researchers take the issues seriously

    - From internet, we also got data from some government and non-
    government agencies

    Limitation
    - Internet connection

    - Covid-19

    - Weather

    - No face to face disscussion


    Finding Data Analysis
    - Following a year of stops and starts as a result of the health pandemic

    - Increase of 8.5% to RM368.2 billion

    - Burdened by manual data processing tasks

    - Getting information from different systems and sources


    Recommendations

    - Bracing up for the next normal


    - Reducing ease of getting foreign worker
    - Enhancing logistics and infrastructure support
    - Improved demand in exports for manufacturing across asia

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