More firms turn to non-traditional foreign hires, but SMEs say cost pressures remain

by admin | Dec 30, 2025 | Asia

While companies are showing cautious interest in new sources of labour, business groups say more support is needed to help SMEs deal with rising costs and digital adoption.

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