School Leavers, Fresh Graduates and Informal Sector Workers Eligible to Receive RM300 under PEMULIH Initiative

In an announcement made recently on the 28th of June, Prime Minister Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin reveals details about the initiative under the People’s Well Being and Economic Recovery Package also known as PEMULIH. This initiative valued at 150 billion is executed mainly to address three primary issues which concerns public’s well-being, aid for businesses, and to push through the vaccination programme.

If you are a school leaver, fresh graduate, or an informal sector worker, you are still entitled to receive an allowance of RM300. All you need to do is register at MYFutureJobs.

To find out how you can register at MYFutureJobs, follow the steps below:

• Visit this website: MYFutureJobs
• Click on the “Job Seeker Login”
• Enter your email address, NRIC number and your password, and then click “Register”
• It will lead you to a new page where you need to click “Accept Terms and Conditions”. This is the last step to set up your account.

To apply for a job, there are different ways you can use to ease up your job hunting process. To look for a job that suits your qualification, skill or preference, you can filter by:

• Job Title
• Company Name
• Location (State/City)
• Contract type

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