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Bank Negara released a study about how Malaysians are paid less for the same work
In the past week or so, there’s been quite a bit of hoohah over Bank Negara Malaysia’s (BNM) latest annual …
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BN chatgroups have been circulating “PH broken promises”. And some of it might be true.
It has been 11 months since Pakatan Harapan (Pakatan) won GE14 and governed the country. The rakyat and opposition parties …
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Bank Negara said fresh grad salaries went down. That’s not entirely accurate.
You know that study done on fresh grad starting salaries by Bank Negara Malaysia (BNM)? In its report, BNM claimed …
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Announcing AmbikKau.com, a new social site by the creators of RojakDaily, CILISOS, AskLegal & SoyaCincau.
Driven by a pressure for higher traffic numbers, four of Malaysia’s most established content sites have joined forces to build …
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Selangor DUN says GANJA much more profitable than Palm Oil. We compare the two crops.
Remember the claim that Malaysia may soon legalise medical weed? And even a move to conditionally allow peeps to grow …
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Here’s the story of how Lazada evolved from smol bean to e-Commerce giant
A lot happened in 2012 – Proton launched Prevé, the Pudu prison buildings got torn down, and our colonisers returned …
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Samurai bonds: Why Malaysia is raising money in Japan instead of China and why the name so cute
Ever since Pakatan came into power and discovered the alleged RM1 trillion in DEBT they’re stuck with, they had to cut back …
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Europe is banning palm oil? Here’s one BIG effort from Malaysia that they might have overlooked…
This article was originally published on 16th Jan 2018. [UPDATE (18th March 2019): Recently, the European Commission’s Delegated Act classified …
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The minimum wage is now RM1,100. But how does the government decide on that number?
So recently the Employees Provident Fund (EPF) and Universiti Malaya (UM) came up with a thing called the Panduan Belanjawanku …
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Malaysia now offering civil servants flexi-hours. But it’s not super-flexi la.
Starting this month, gomen servants will have flexible working hours, according to a circular from the Public Service Dept (PSD). “The pilot …