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HRD Corp collects record-breaking RM2.2 Billion levy in 2023 - Steven Sim

Bernama
Bernama
22/02/2024
03:00 MYT
HRD Corp collects record-breaking RM2.2 Billion levy in 2023 - Steven Sim
Human Resources Minister Steven Sim stated that the levy collection for the past year is the highest record since the establishment of HRD Corp in 1993. Pic by HRD Corp
KUALA LUMPUR: The Human Resource Development Corporation (HRD Corp) collected levies totaling RM2.2 billion in 2023, compared to RM1.81 billion the previous year.
Human Resources Minister Steven Sim stated that the levy collection for the past year is the highest record since the establishment of HRD Corp in 1993.
He said HRD Corp also achieved its best performance in approving financial aid grants of RM1.78 billion and facilitating over 2.2 million training slots last year.
"As a comparison, HRD Corp collected levies amounting to RM1.81 billion, approved over RM728 million in training fund claims, and approved 1.15 million training slots in 2022," he said during his speech at the HRD Corp Chinese New Year Celebration for 2024 held here today.
Sim said the Human Resources Ministry was committed to providing quality training programmes to all Malaysians to enhance productivity and the country's economy.
"This aligns with our 3K focus, to improve Welfare, Skills and Productivity among Malaysian workers," he said.
He also asked HRD Corp to make training programmes accessible to all segments of society, especially micro, small and medium-sized enterprise entrepreneurs, as well as individuals in rural areas, to ensure that no one misses the opportunity for training and development.
-- BERNAMA
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