Let's Talk "Chinaman Company", A List of Malaysian "Chinaman Company"
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 Oct 3 2014, 08:47 AM
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With 6 working days per week, I'm pretty surprise that the famous resort at the hill-top is not listed...........
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Oct 3 2014, 10:27 AM
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QUOTE(fearless_kiki @ Oct 3 2014, 08:58 AM) Oooo... it's not in the list yet.... Sorry, I didn't check the list... 5 days for employees at KL...... 6 working days? i used to work for them (KL office) as my 1st job, mine is only 5 days. But salary wise & other stuff, yes, it's chinaman style. Back then i just finished my diploma, haven't got the physical cert yet, only have transcipt. The manager treat it as SPM holder, give me only RM1100.  less RM200 than others. (year 2008) Employees at hill-top get to 'enjoy' 6 days (continuously working for 24 days then only can take 4 days off) ...... some more, it's shift work......... |
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Oct 8 2014, 08:43 AM
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QUOTE(ViLenG @ Oct 5 2014, 02:12 PM) sorry its 7 days for hill top.. meaning u work everyday as if you have no life but for certain department like HR its 5 days.. At least shift work just require one to work at odd hours...... there are office work too.. shift work are for operations ; croupiers, cashiers etc But, if you are in IT or engineering there, you need to standby or on-call after office hours, that's without any pay....... And, the percentage of you getting call after office hours is almost 100%.........meaning that you need to wake up then attend to incidents.......... |
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