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Wednesday June 17, 2009 Compulsory day off for maids By ZALINAH NOORDIN KUALA LUMPUR: The Government has agreed to make it compulsory for employers to give a day off a week for their maids. Human Resources Minister Datuk Dr S. Subramaniam said: “The ministry will make it mandatory for all domestic helpers to sign the…
Bala sida blogger baka cheremin, pia ku Masing KUCHING: Penulis blog baka cheremin, ku Presiden Parti Rakyat Sarawak (PRS) Dato Sri Dr James Masing. Iya madah cheremin sigi beguna mantu siku-siku orang ngemanahka raban politik ke deka nyadi ketuai ngiring orang mayuh. “Anang mechahka cheremin enti kitai meda diri enda sigat…tu pengawa ke salah. “Blog…
Flip flops flip flops.. everybody loves them… No, me ain’t talking about that. Since Pak Lah in his true leader style started this flip flops yoyo craps, his ministers also infected with the incurable disease. Latest flip flopper is non other but Syed Hamid Albar! Catch no ball? Have no freaking clue?
New IRB move to avoid over-deduction By M. KRISHNAMOORTHY KUALA LUMPUR: A new schedular tax deduction (STD) system will take effect from Jan 1 to overcome the problem of over-deduction. Nice name. Very original. ps: 2008 roll up post to come soon! Stay tune! pss: It’s snowing on my blog! Hurray!! Don’t strain your eyes,…
Krisis dalaman Reformis makin tegang Jimadie Shah Othman | Dec 15, 08 1:03pm Krisis dalaman Gerakan Reformasi Rakyat Malaysia (Reformis) – terkenal dengan “skuad berani bogelnya” dan lantang mengkritik kerajaan Selangor – makin tegang apabila…. Baca selanjutnya di Malaysiakini. Setelah mendapat berita wujudnya ketegangan dalam Gerakan Reformasi Rakyat Malaysia (Reformis) yang terkenal dengan skuad berani…
KUALA LUMPUR: Residents affected by last Saturday’s landslide at Bukit Antarabangsa have decided to sue the relevant government authorities for compensation. A taskforce set up to represent residents affected by the landslide feels it has enough grounds to sue as the authorities failed to act in time to avert the tragedy that has taken four…
Terengganu officials switch car brand KUALA TERENGGANU: State exco members and senior officers started using their new Mercedes-Benz E200 Kompressor cars today. The state bought 14 of the luxury cars for RM3.43mil to replace the Proton Perdana V6 Executive cars that had been purchased in 2004. The new cars are for the exco members, the…