AGENCIES

Ministry of Foreign Employment Promotion & Welfare plans to expand its services with active participation of private sector institutions related to the employment field.

SRI LANKAN FOREIGN EMPLOYMENT AGENCY (PVT) LTD

The Sri Lanka Foreign Employment Agency (SLFEA) was established in 1996 and now it functions under the Ministry of Foreign Employment Promotion & Welfare.

The Company is headed by a Chairman & the Board of Directors appointed by the Hon. Minister of Foreign Employment promotion & Welfare. The operation of the SLFEA is handled by a team of dedicated staff. It also possesses a complete data bank and customer service facilities.

They are confident that they could provide the best services for you to recruit qualified manpower from Sri Lanka.

They are the recruiting agent who caters for some of the biggest companies in the Middle-East, Asia, and all manpower receiving countries in the world. They are proud to record that the progressive escalation of our business activities is a manifestation of the trust and confidence with our company. Their staff team consists of well-trained professionals who are conversant in catering to requirements.

As a client, you will receive the best service at all times. They listen to your needs and requirements when fulfilling your manpower needs. Their growing list of employees attests to our credibility as a manpower provider.

They are able to prepare employees adequately for work in foreign countries and encourage for semi-skilled and unskilled workers who are in our database.

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Strengthening Island-wide Administrative Network for the Development of Foreign Employment Industry in Sri Lanka

Friday, 07 August 2009

It is important to build-up a work-force covering all Divisional Secretarial Divisions in Sri Lanka who will be responsible for the promotion development, protection and Welfare of migrant workers.

Many benefits for migrant workers - Minister

Friday, 07 August 2009

Despite the fact that women as domestic workers have earned billions of dollars, their employment abroad has created a social degeneration in the country. Therefore, steps have been taken to reduce this category leaving the country to 25 percent in the future, Minister Keheliya Rambukwella said

Wheels move for National Policy on Labour Migration

Wednesday, 25 February 2009

The Foreign Employment Promotion and Welfare Ministry yesterday announced a National Policy on Labour Migration. The effort is intended at developing a solid framework, with better protocol to enhance labour migrants contributions to the economy, society and their families.

Jobs in S. Korea for 6,000 more - The Island

Saturday, December 06, 2008

Six thousand Sri Lankans would be found employment in South Korea next year, Chairman, SLBFE Kingsley Ranawaka said. He said that foreign exchange from migrant workers which was around Rs 150 million a few years ago had increased to Rs 350 million a year.

SLBFE emblem used to dupe job seekers - Daily News

Monday, 8 December 2008

An organised gang has used forged documents with the Sri Lanka Bureau of Foreign Employment (SLBFE) emblem to swindle millions of rupees from more than 60 people with the promise of lucrative employment and training opportunities in Japan.

Lanka ranks high in Korean labour market

Wednesday, December 03, 2008

Sri Lanka's ratings in the Korean migrant labour market has shown a rapid increase, improving its ranking from a meagre 13, one year back to a very competitive number three, SLBFE Chairman Kingsley Ranawaka said.