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Boss in M'sia cries & apologises after employee quits

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She apologised for the way the staff had been treated.

https://mothership.sg/2021/03/malaysia-boss-cry-resignation/
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Hard to find in Sg...
 
Malays will never get a chance to work in chinese companies and get these lovely bosses.
 
That will never happen in Sg. The Sg boss will cry and think…. Alamak I need to cover one additional person’s work!
 
According to the New Economic policy every team needs a token Malay. So if I'm a team leader I will also cry because now I have to interview and find a replacement brown face
 
when I quitted my boss offered me promotion n better terms.............I declined becos why shud he or the company wait for the moment rather move me up the ladder if I had performing!!!!!!!!!!!!11
 
Singapore since 2014 and before:


Local PMEs don't have it easy
ST: Published on May 31, 2014 1:22 AM
I REFER to the report ("MPs want more protection, support for local PMEs"; Tuesday)
When I was the general manager of a local IT company and, subsequently, a financial controller for a Dutch multinational corporation, I preferred hiring foreign mid-level staff for the following reasons:
- The company did not need to pay CPF contributions for them;
- Their salary expectations were lower than Singaporeans'; and
- Their skill sets and experiences were on a par with those of Singaporeans.
The total cost differential between local and foreign professionals, managers and executives (PMEs) was 20 to 40 per cent.
An Asian foreign employee with a degree and work experience can easily afford a city apartment and family sedan in his home country if he makes $200,000 during his stint here.
In Singapore, $200,000 would allow a Singaporean with the same qualifications to buy only a three-room HDB flat in outlying regions like Woodlands or Jurong. A family car would set him back by $120,000.
An Asian foreigner's cost of living back home is so much lower than ours. Hence, he is more willing to work for $3,000 to $5,000 a month. But a Singaporean graduate earning $4,000 a month will be trying to keep up with inflation.
It does not make sense that a foreign PME working here has a bright future, while his Singaporean counterparts are struggling with their living expenses, unless they are in strong sectors like banking and health care, where pay is high.
A levy is imposed when one hires a maid, but there is no such tax for hiring foreign PMEs. No wonder foreign PMEs were replacing local ones at an increasing rate until tighter restrictions were imposed last year.
At the moment, the local PME retrenchment rate is still high as employers are hiring foreigners for the cost savings.
Over the medium to long term, this will weaken Singapore's economy as local PMEs will become structurally unemployed as they lose their skills and employability.
Lim Kay Soon
ST: Local PMEs don't have it easy
 
when I quitted my boss offered me promotion n better terms.............I declined becos why shud he or the company wait for the moment rather move me up the ladder if I had performing!!!!!!!!!!!!11
Are you still unemployed?
 
(He also added that although he was the only Malay on the team, as the rest were Chinese, they never made him feel left out.

For example, he told World of Buzz that they made sure that he had disposable cutlery when hanging out with them, and would pack halal food for him when they would eat non-halal food.)

No booze? How to get work done if no booze during brainstorming session after office hours? No wonder other staff left much earlier.
 
According to the New Economic policy every team needs a token Malay. So if I'm a team leader I will also cry because now I have to interview and find a replacement brown face
U can not beat civil service pay scale or perks, just like in SG. :cool:
 
According to the New Economic policy every team needs a token Malay. So if I'm a team leader I will also cry because now I have to interview and find a replacement brown face
The NEP only if the company deals with the gomen. I doubt if this small company does this. Anyway the NEP has failed as its a form of socialism and socialist plans based on history, all failed..
 
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