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KUALA LUMPUR: The Human Resources Ministry's accreditation of 25 companies to recruit workers from Bangladesh was done to avoid monopolistic practices as well to safeguard the welfare and livelihood of the workers, says its minister Datuk Seri M. Saravanan. In a statement here on Sunday (June 19), he also refuted allegations pertaining to the involvement of Bangladeshi Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina in the selection of the recruitment companies, saying this is totally false and unfounded. "My statement of meeting with Her Excellency and explaining the current affairs of the Bangladeshi foreign workers in our country is taken out context. My meeting with Her Excellency was to narrate the current situation of foreign workers and the initiatives taken by my Ministry for better working conditions,” he said. Saravanan said in effort to create better accessibility for potential workers and to ensure better governance of the recruitment process, his ministry selected the 25 companies from … [Read more...] about Saravanan: 25 recruitment companies from Bangladesh chosen to avoid monopolistic practices

KUALA LUMPUR: The accreditation of 25 companies to recruit workers from Bangladesh was done to avoid monopolistic practices as well as to safeguard the welfare and livelihood of the workers, says Datuk Seri M. Saravanan. The Human Resources Minister also refuted allegations pertaining to the involvement of Bangladeshi Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina in the selection of the recruitment companies, saying that the claim was false and unfounded. “My statement of meeting with Her Excellency and explaining the current affairs of the Bangladeshi foreign workers in our country has been taken out context. “My meeting with Her Excellency was actually to narrate the current situation of foreign workers and the initiatives taken by my ministry for better working conditions,” he said in a statement yesterday. In an effort to create better accessibility for potential workers and to ensure better governance of the recruitment process, the Human Resources Ministry had selected the 25 companies … [Read more...] about ‘Accreditation of recruitment agencies will safeguard workers’

KUALA LUMPUR: Recruiters from top companies in the country were elated to be able to find top talents during the myStarJob Fair 2022 held at the Pavilion Bukit Jalil Exhibition Centre here on Sunday (June 26). ExxonMobil human resources, talent acquisitions (Malaysia/Singapore) manager Azatul Amery Ismail said being able to be part of the myStarJob Fair was a great experience. He said it presented them a better opportunity to meet candidates. "When you meet face to face, we are able to assess them in terms of their capabilities, appearance and explain further the job scope. "During this fair, we are looking for engineering, commercial and internship candidates. "There are about 50 positions we need to fill," he said. Air Selangor manpower planning & recruitment unit human resources & administrative department assistant vice-president II Abdul Khaliq Putra Abdul Rahman Putra said they are looking to fill some 200 positions from non-executives to executives and top … [Read more...] about Recruiters thrilled as myStarJob Fair allows closer interaction with jobseekers

Share to Twitter Share to Linkedin The truth is that taking the time to get educated about the opportunities available is a smart business decision—regardless of whether you want or are ready to make a move. Advisors often wonder if there’s a right time to embark upon the due diligence process. And the reality is that it’s important that they always stay aware and educated about the opportunities around them—particularly in an environment that’s evolved rapidly over the last several years. But to do a “deep dive” takes some time and effort on the advisor’s part and is generally left to those experiencing a gap between where they are now and where they want to be. And that gap helps determine the urgency around the next steps you might take. If the gap is big enough and important enough to justify the hassle of a move, then it makes sense to begin due diligence. You may decide that a more passive approach – what we call “armchair exploration” – is … [Read more...] about Financial Advisors: Is Now The ‘Right Time’ To Start Exploring Your Options?

The larger job market in India remains buoyant across sectors – even amid layoffs by a clutch of startups in recent months – and employees will generally continue to call the shots through FY23. “We see FY23 to remain an employees’ market with some amount of adjustments. Employees still have the bargaining power, opportunities and enjoy the benefit of demand,” said RP Yadav, chairman of Genius Consultants, a staffing and human resource company. While information technology and IT-enabled services will continue recruiting, e-commerce, logistics and export-oriented sectors including textiles and leather goods are doing well in terms of hiring. The consumer goods sector will increasingly do well, as will the retail and hospitality segment, according to staffing firms, HR experts and talent managers. The near-normal level of economic activity in retail and hospitality is indicative of a revival in these sectors after a prolonged phase of weakness due to the pandemic and offers a … [Read more...] about Amid startup layoffs, larger job market remains buoyant across sectors

INQUIRER.net stock images WASHINGTON — It’s often said that people who click right away share “chemistry.” This expression could be true in the literal sense, according to a new study published in the journal Science Advances on Friday, which finds people with similar body odors are more likely to hit it off as friends. “Nonhuman terrestrial mammals constantly sniff themselves and each other and, based on this, decide who is friend or foe,” wrote a group of researchers led by Inbal Ravreby at Weizmann Institute of Science in Israel. Since people seek friends who are similar to themselves, the team hypothesized that humans may smell themselves and others to subconsciously estimate body odor similarity and judge their compatibility. To find out, they set about collecting samples from pairs of same-sex, nonromantic friends who described themselves as having clicked at first sight, that is to say “where a sense of friendship was formed before extensive biographical information … [Read more...] about Friends at first sniff: People smelling alike do hit it off

Nilekani, in his Chairman’s address, stressed on the company’s One Infosys Approach, saying it helped the company deliver its fastest growth in a decade. Challenges such as slowing growth, supply chain disruptions, soaring inflation, rapidly rising interest rates, and fears of a recession present an opportunity to transition to new ways to gain market share, Infosys Chairman Nandan Nilekani said on June 25. Addressing shareholders at the company’s 41st Annual General Meeting, Nilekani said, corporate leaders are having to deal with challenges in a post-pandemic world, and along with the above challenges, there is potential to help them. The AGM’s agenda — along with approving of financial statements — also included the reappointment of CEO Salil Parekh and the approval of his new compensation. Salil Parekh’s proposed compensation, for his second term till March 2027, is Rs 79.75 crore annually, up 88 percent from FY22. Shareholders approved his salary hike, making him one of … [Read more...] about Challenges present opportunity for Infosys to gain market share: Nandan Nilekani

Lawmakers were instructed not to exit the Arizona state capitol as protestors gathering outside the building created a “hostage” situation late Friday night into early Saturday morning. “Violent anti-abortion protestors attempts of an insurrection at the Arizona State Senate were thwarted Friday night, thanks to the swift action from local and state law enforcement,” the Arizona State Senate said in a press release . “Protesters threatened to break the AZ Senate entryway glass,” Arizona State Senator Wendy Rogers tweeted . Police used tear gas to disperse the protestors and regain control of the building, according to Fox News . “We are currently there being held hostage inside the Senate building due to members of the public trying to breach our security,” State Senator Kelly Townsend wrote on Twitter. (RELATED: Rep. Ocasio-Cortez Attempts To Incite People Into ‘The Streets’ Outside Supreme Court) State Senator Warren Peterson said several of his fellow … [Read more...] about Pro-Abortion Protest Turns Violent: Lawmakers ‘Held Hostage’ In Arizona Capitol

Share to Twitter Share to Linkedin Welcome to Ilwaco, Wash. , the charming coastal village that most tourists pass by on their way to the miles-long stretches of sand off Long Beach. It’s home to some seafood-driven spots that offer incredible views, the same vistas Lewis and Clark and crew looked out on when finally making their way to the Pacific. Let’s explore... like the Corps of Discovery. Start at the Marina This working harbor is home to a large sports fishing fleet, which just shifted into high gear for summer season. Charters can be booked by walking into one of the storefronts that line the pretty pedestrian walkway. Sprinkled in between those long established businesses are a few galleries, a yoga studio, a charming bookstore and a couple of pubs that showcase the region’s stellar seafood. If you’re hangry and want to take the edge off, I strongly recommend grabbing a Dungeness crab cocktail at Sportsman’s Cannery and taking a walk while you … [Read more...] about This Under-The-Radar Waterfront Town Is Well Worth A Visit

AS you’re aware, there is a serious manpower situation that Malaysia is facing. Some are saying Malaysia is at breaking point. It’s feared that our country is missing a golden opportunity to capitalise on high palm oil prices and will suffer production losses because of the acute shortage of workers. What has been done? According to the Malaysian Palm Oil Board (MPOB) report in 2015, up to 78% of the oil palm plantation workers are foreign workers, with most of them coming from Indonesia. Due to the Covid-19 pandemic, there was no new arrival of foreign workers beginning from March 2020, and Malaysia recently opened its international borders on April 1, 2022. Due to the shortage of workers in the oil palm plantation sector, expected revenue losses are around RM20bil. ALSO READ: More foreign labour soon This has led to the Malaysian Cabinet to agree to a special exemption for the intake of 32,000 foreign workers for the palm oil sector in April 2022. As mentioned much … [Read more...] about Resolving worker shortage woes