Hotel associations agree to scrap 'no tudung' policy

The Star 2018-02-20

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The Deputy Human Resources Minister said on Thursday three major associations in the hotel industry have signed a pledge with the Human Resources Ministry to not implement any policies barring Muslim women staff from wearing tudung at the workplace.
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