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post Feb 21 2016, 03:36 PM, updated 10y ago

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Malaysians are destroying the country with the Foreign Workers issue.

1st they want everything cheap, cheap food, cheap services, cheap houses, but to make these cheaper businessman have to reduce cost, and labor cost plays a big portion in the month expenses.

Then Malaysians themselves want High Salary, then don't want work in low class jobs, so who work in the kitchen? You think food cook themselves and fly to your tables on your own? Then when people hire local, say their price too expensive not worth it boycott go Mamak eat cheaper.

With less & less locals willing to work lower tier jobs, the demand for low tier workers increase, and since locals not willing to take the jobs, how? have to bring in from other countries, JUST LIKE SINGAPORE.

you think another 1.5million bangglas is alot? it's alot when you put them in a taman, but you count just F&B how many outlets are there just in KL? Assuming 1 outlet need 10 workers, you think 1mil is sufficient for whole Malaysia? Don't forget construction sites needs even more workers. Last time Indonesians work in the industry but now their rates has gone up contractors have no choice, Banggla workers offers the best rates now, Myanmar, Viet & Pinoys are considered expensive and they rather work in Singapore or Hong Kong.

just because people turn the issue into political issue, everyone starts shouting about Foreigner Workers issues.

now everywhere also spot check foreign workers, soon the availability for foreign workers will drop, as demand increases, business have no choice but to pay higher salary to them, and in turn, consumers have to bear the added cost, so what you will see in near future is even further price hikes on everything involving low tier worker inputs. and by canceling the addition 1.5mil work force, and existing foreign workers permit expires, demand for low tier workers will soar. And since Malaysians dislike Bangglas so much, government have to go for alternatives like PRC/Viet/Pinoy/Indons which are much more expensive, and doesn't mean they won't bring in less problems.

if you don't want foreigners to invade your country, you have to take up the local jobs la, or you expect Malaysia to hire foreigners to fill up the armed forces and defend our country should war happens?

want cheap, but don't want work, want higher salary, you do know you are contradicting yourselves?
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post Feb 21 2016, 03:39 PM

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post Feb 21 2016, 03:45 PM

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Don't spread bullshit la... foreign worker is not about people wanting things cheap. It is about business want to maximize profit.
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post Feb 21 2016, 03:49 PM

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every developing nations were built upon cheap labor. the american have the irish, we have the banglas and indons.
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I second you bro. I feel that sometimes Malaysian go againts gov just because. No solid reason. Oppositions know it is needed but it is an easy bullet.

Publications are act opposition sympathizers. They then report news to cultivate hate towards foreigners.

The contract of bringing them in, thats a separate issue. Wanna fight that. GO all the way.
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post Feb 21 2016, 03:50 PM

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QUOTE(even_steven @ Feb 21 2016, 03:45 PM)
Don't spread bullshit la... foreign worker is not about people wanting things cheap. It is about business want to maximize profit.
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post Feb 21 2016, 03:51 PM

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No body will complaint if the minister import in sexy latina or russians, eastern european to work here.
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Malaysian needs to breed more, period

Don't need to fund their future studies, just let them grow up and they'll eventually settle for blue collar jobs.

So who wants to go first?

Or maybe import Japan's robots and SG's return your own tray campaign.

Or push hard to bring in driverless cars, bus and trucks, then current drivers go fill up vacant positions.

Need banglas for all this meh?
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post Feb 21 2016, 03:54 PM

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QUOTE(qilaf @ Feb 21 2016, 03:50 PM)
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post Feb 21 2016, 04:09 PM

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Being concerned about the number of foreigners is ok.

Being anti-foreigner like how a lot of people are behaving now is shameful.
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post Feb 21 2016, 04:14 PM


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QUOTE(YellowKingValley @ Feb 21 2016, 04:09 PM)
Being concerned about the number of foreigners is ok.

Being anti-foreigner like how a lot of people are behaving now is shameful.
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still a great way to get your voices heard.

People in SG reaaaaally hate the Pinoys, PRCs and Indian expats, that includes my GF.

Now the young SG citizens are forced to migrate elsewhere, thanks to PAP.

And then the remaining ones will gradually behave just like rowdy Hong Kongers.

It's a vicious cycle.




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post Feb 21 2016, 04:16 PM

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QUOTE(YellowKingValley @ Feb 21 2016, 04:09 PM)
Being concerned about the number of foreigners is ok.

Being anti-foreigner like how a lot of people are behaving now is shameful.
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yup, blame foreigners. senang sje.
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QUOTE(WooTz @ Feb 21 2016, 04:14 PM)
still a great way to get your voices heard.

People in SG reaaaaally hate the Pinoys, PRCs and Indian expats, that includes my GF.

Now the young SG citizens are forced to migrate elsewhere, thanks to PAP.

And then the remaining ones will gradually behave just like rowdy Hong Kongers.

It's a vicious cycle.
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You give the wrong message and ended up getting the wrong response from the government.

Yeah SG don't mind Malaysians (cultural and language are similar). Just that they don't want Malaysians to take up too many of the jobs they wanted. Still, for the same job Singaporeans are paid better than foreigners (Malaysians included).
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post Feb 21 2016, 04:26 PM

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QUOTE(WooTz @ Feb 21 2016, 04:14 PM)
still a great way to get your voices heard.

People in SG reaaaaally hate the Pinoys, PRCs and Indian expats, that includes my GF.

Now the young SG citizens are forced to migrate elsewhere, thanks to PAP.

And then the remaining ones will gradually behave just like rowdy Hong Kongers.

It's a vicious cycle.
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but thing is Singapore is very strict with their immigration & borders, and also paperwork, you can simply change line of jobs, your permit expire no one will dare hire you. and the interviews are more stringent.

rarely you hear Singapore Polis go around shops or construction sites to round up workers & check their permits, rarely polis stop vehicles on road to check foreigners ID, and Never would a Singapore Polis halt a public bus and spend 15 minutes just to check foreign workers on board and make everyone on the bus wait.
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local all wan goyang kaki easy money....work abit complain...back pain la tis pain la...lel......same oly all blame najib tis and that when get brim or dividen or other benefit all diam2 happy2.........got money spend..when spend finish complain again.......malaysian style
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post Feb 21 2016, 04:32 PM

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QUOTE(Bkboy @ Feb 21 2016, 04:27 PM)
local all wan goyang kaki easy money....work abit complain...back pain la tis pain la...lel......same oly all blame najib tis and that when get brim or dividen or other benefit all diam2 happy2.........got money spend..when spend finish complain again.......malaysian style
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i know some industry typical Chinese Restaurants will hire local Chinese, PRC, Myanmar, rarely i see Banglas, but their food price is rm18 per vege dish. but most F&B nowadays hire mainly Bangglas, even the restaurant manager they also hire banggla.

usually if Manager is Chinese service will be better becoz the manager will whip the workers, otherwise few customers off peak hour also service very bad.
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post Feb 21 2016, 04:32 PM

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Higher salary to cope with inflation... nowadays price is crazy...
Worst when gst and weakening myr

But why people are ok to work in sg earning SGD even sgd1200
Its call "nilai matawang"


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post Feb 21 2016, 04:39 PM

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Feb 21 2016, 04:53 PM
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TS got points.

This type of problems also happen in london. U have Pakistani, Indian, Asian, poor European flooding in london as well.
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post Feb 21 2016, 04:41 PM

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QUOTE(advocado @ Feb 21 2016, 04:32 PM)
i know some industry typical Chinese Restaurants will hire local Chinese, PRC, Myanmar, rarely i see Banglas, but their food price is rm18 per vege dish. but most F&B nowadays hire mainly Bangglas, even the restaurant manager they also hire banggla.

usually if Manager is Chinese service will be better becoz the manager will whip the workers, otherwise few customers off peak hour also service very bad.
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true true

its about the boss attitude....

I know some boss who sacrificed his luxury life for the sake of high salary for its workers

sometimes extra bonus if workers performance good or because of him/her, business is rescued from problems/ they get more projects/ more customers
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QUOTE(McD_burger @ Feb 21 2016, 03:51 PM)
yeah
everything want cheap yet want high salary
thy didnt think business man will suffer
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if suffer then don't do business
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QUOTE(advocado @ Feb 21 2016, 04:26 PM)
but thing is Singapore is very strict with their immigration & borders, and also paperwork, you can simply change line of jobs, your permit expire no one will dare hire you. and the interviews are more stringent.

rarely you hear Singapore Polis go around shops or construction sites to round up workers & check their permits, rarely polis stop vehicles on road to check foreigners ID, and Never would a Singapore Polis halt a public bus and spend 15 minutes just to check foreign workers on board and make everyone on the bus wait.
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never doesn't mean it never happen... not all must be reported by media or spread by SG people

they can do it quietly...

stupid
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post Feb 21 2016, 04:48 PM

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QUOTE(arthurlwf @ Feb 21 2016, 04:32 PM)
Higher salary to cope with inflation... nowadays price is crazy...
Worst when gst and weakening myr

But why people are ok to work in sg earning SGD even sgd1200
Its call "nilai matawang"
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general higher salary actually lowers the buying power of general people, why? because even though you get $10 extra pay, you have to pay $1 more for your meals, because to cover the cost of increasing salary, business have to increase their price, if it's only for certain industries that is considered non-essential like Fashion/Art/Music then it's ok, people will become more selective when spending, but if it involves general population, all Business have to increase price to cover the increased Wage, and for individuals, they end up have to pay more than the additional they received. it'd be better for salary & price to stay consistent but it's not possible, because business involves risks, when you have to up your labor cost, you need to add a few % to cushion certain risks, and supplies cost will also go up because your supplier also have to increase their labor cost, all this just snowball from top to bottom, and guess who is at the bottom? The General Population.

This is why it's so important to source income from foreign countries, at the cost of those less developed countries, because if America solely rely on local economy, no way Americans would be able to enjoy the good life they are leading right now, a Car for $12k, an Iphone for $800? no way.

Hiring Cheaper Foreign workers means despite the increase salary of locals, these workers who offer cheaper labor acts as some sort of cushion, so you don't have to spend more than you would should Malaysia employ full of locals.

Always remember the hand that feeds you.

Unless you work overseas it's a different story. For countries like Europe & USA they have 3rd world countries to absorb their cost, but for Malaysia, we are now near the bottom of the World Economy, PRC/Thailand/indon/Philippines are already either shoulder to shoulder with Malaysia or already surpassed us, so we have to suck ourselves and no one to absorb our costs.
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QUOTE(advocado @ Feb 21 2016, 04:48 PM)
general higher salary actually lowers the buying power of general people, why? because even though you get $10 extra pay, you have to pay $1 more for your meals, because to cover the cost of increasing salary, business have to increase their price, if it's only for certain industries that is considered non-essential like Fashion/Art/Music then it's ok, people will become more selective when spending, but if it involves general population, all Business have to increase price to cover the increased Wage, and for individuals, they end up have to pay more than the additional they received. it'd be better for salary & price to stay consistent but it's not possible, because business involves risks, when you have to up your labor cost, you need to add a few % to cushion certain risks, and supplies cost will also go up because your supplier also have to increase their labor cost, all this just snowball from top to bottom, and guess who is at the bottom? The General Population.

This is why it's so important to source income from foreign countries, at the cost of those less developed countries, because if America solely rely on local economy, no way Americans would be able to enjoy the good life they are leading right now, a Car for $12k, an Iphone for $800? no way.

Hiring Cheaper Foreign workers means despite the increase salary of locals, these workers who offer cheaper labor acts as some sort of cushion, so you don't have to spend more than you would should Malaysia employ full of locals.

Always remember the hand that feeds you.

Unless you work overseas it's a different story. For countries like Europe & USA they have 3rd world countries to absorb their cost, but for Malaysia, we are now near the bottom of the World Economy, PRC/Thailand/indon/Philippines are already either shoulder to shoulder with Malaysia or already surpassed us, so we have to suck ourselves and no one to absorb our costs.
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true what u say but


how come some boss enjoying luxury and extravagant life if really thats the case?

clearly they refuse to sacrifice their luxury life to cushion the high salary for workers and to maintain the company
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QUOTE(vuetnam @ Feb 21 2016, 04:46 PM)
never doesn't mean it never happen... not all must be reported by media or spread by SG people

they can do it quietly...

stupid
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Singapore is way denser than Malaysia, with fb/twitter & more importantly the infamous STOMP, someone fart the whole island will also know.

or you never been to Singapore?
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QUOTE(advocado @ Feb 21 2016, 04:52 PM)
Singapore is way denser than Malaysia, with fb/twitter & more importantly the infamous STOMP, someone fart the whole island will also know.

or you never been to Singapore?
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I have been

but the SG Police/authorities have right not to allow them to post these kind of things


remember SG media censorship is stronk yo
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QUOTE(danabu @ Feb 21 2016, 04:39 PM)
TS got points.

This type of problems also happen in london. U have Pakistani, Indian, Asian, poor European flooding in london as well.
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there's a difference between controlled import vs cincai import.


Singapore have very strict requirements & system, and the small island means it's easy to track.

Malaysia is bigger, lower security rating, and undertables this & that and lack of experience & quality officers, and the fact that Malaysia wants lower rates means we get 2nd or 3rd tier workers, good ones all go SG/HK.

For countries like Australia, many people jump aeroplane, but they usually work in rural places, and usually these folks are decent people, comes from decent countries like Malaysia, they know they are less troublesome, so they might not go 100% strict but once caught you will be deported.

Europe, no cure already, only Swiss will survive because their system are like Singapore very tight & closed system.
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Business owners want high profit not willing to pay workers. Hotel charge so expensive yet all their waiters use foreigners.
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QUOTE(vuetnam @ Feb 21 2016, 04:54 PM)
I have been

but the SG Police/authorities have right not to allow them to post these kind of things
remember SG media censorship is stronk yo
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have you tried to post something suppose to be censored online while in Singapore? don't think you do.

Even China with top of the line great wall also cannot stop netizens from spreading news, even by word of mouth 1 day already enough for half of Singapore to catch the news.
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QUOTE(advocado @ Feb 21 2016, 03:36 PM)
Malaysians are destroying the country with the Foreign Workers issue.

1st they want everything cheap, cheap food, cheap services, cheap houses, but to make these cheaper businessman have to reduce cost, and labor cost plays a big portion in the month expenses.

Then Malaysians themselves want High Salary, then don't want work in low class jobs, so who work in the kitchen? You think food cook themselves and fly to your tables on your own? Then when people hire local, say their price too expensive not worth it boycott go Mamak eat cheaper.

With less & less locals willing to work lower tier jobs, the demand for low tier workers increase, and since locals not willing to take the jobs, how? have to bring in from other countries, JUST LIKE SINGAPORE.

you think another 1.5million bangglas is alot? it's alot when you put them in a taman, but you count just F&B how many outlets are there just in KL? Assuming 1 outlet need 10 workers, you think 1mil is sufficient for whole Malaysia? Don't forget construction sites needs even more workers. Last time Indonesians work in the industry but now their rates has gone up contractors have no choice, Banggla workers offers the best rates now, Myanmar, Viet & Pinoys are considered expensive and they rather work in Singapore or Hong Kong.

just because people turn the issue into political issue, everyone starts shouting about Foreigner Workers issues.

now everywhere also spot check foreign workers, soon the availability for foreign workers will drop, as demand increases, business have no choice but to pay higher salary to them, and in turn, consumers have to bear the added cost, so what you will see in near future is even further price hikes on everything involving low tier worker inputs. and by canceling the addition 1.5mil work force, and existing foreign workers permit expires, demand for low tier workers will soar. And since Malaysians dislike Bangglas so much, government have to go for alternatives like PRC/Viet/Pinoy/Indons which are much more expensive, and doesn't mean they won't bring in less problems.

if you don't want foreigners to invade your country, you have to take up the local jobs la, or you expect Malaysia to hire foreigners to fill up the armed forces and defend our country should war happens?

want cheap, but don't want work, want higher salary, you do know you are contradicting yourselves?
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you are wrong,bussiness that cant survive and be efficient should close and die......not about foreign labour....many countries are doing good with out foreign labour...


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Ala tipu
Even high pay job now Indian mainland take over already.
See la how many IT developers import from there.
Office smell curry already.
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QUOTE(chinteck79 @ Feb 21 2016, 04:59 PM)
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i agree
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QUOTE(chinteck79 @ Feb 21 2016, 04:59 PM)
Business owners want high profit not willing to pay workers. Hotel charge so expensive yet all their waiters use foreigners.
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last i checked many Big Hotels are making loss, mainly because the operating cost is that high, the cost of foreigners contribute very little effect, they hire foreigners because most locals don't want to work as valet/bellboy/cleaners, they only want desk job or manager positions. smaller hotels still hire local workers.
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QUOTE(jeffblazed @ Feb 21 2016, 05:00 PM)
you are wrong,bussiness that cant survive and be efficient should close and die......not about foreign labour....many countries are doing good with out foreign labour...
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yes agree
any many still want to defend businessman here



u want luxury life but reluctant to spend it on your workers so that yr workers will stay with u and contribute to the company

u tutup and dun do bisnes
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QUOTE(chinteck79 @ Feb 21 2016, 04:59 PM)
Business owners want high profit not willing to pay workers. Hotel charge so expensive yet all their waiters use foreigners.
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last i checked many Big Hotels are making loss, mainly because the operating cost is that high, the cost of foreigners contribute very little effect, they hire foreigners because most locals don't want to work as valet/bellboy/cleaners, they only want desk job or manager positions. smaller hotels still hire local workers.
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QUOTE(vuetnam @ Feb 21 2016, 05:02 PM)
yes agree
any many still want to defend businessman here
u want luxury life but reluctant to spend it on your workers so that yr workers will stay with u and contribute to the company

u tutup and dun do bisnes
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good old days where you get good old wantan me....now days you get bangla mee...and the owner that use to have 1 stall has 20 stall....and makes rm20k aday....on a good day......this type of owner thrive on bangla labour
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those people who defend businessman here

stop defending them unless yr parents are business people.

if a company owner refuse to pay high for local workers, and us ethat as a reason to increase price, but actually you reluctant because it will effect yr rich and luxury life


tutup jela
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Ayam feel shame on what anak zahid said b4. Huehuehue sweat.gif
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QUOTE(jeffblazed @ Feb 21 2016, 05:04 PM)
good old days where you get good old wantan me....now days you get bangla mee...and the owner that use to have 1 stall has 20 stall....and makes rm20k aday....on a good day......this type of owner thrive on bangla labour
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QUOTE(qilaf @ Feb 21 2016, 03:49 PM)
I second you bro. I feel that sometimes Malaysian go againts gov just because. No solid reason. Oppositions know it is needed but it is an easy bullet.

Publications are act opposition sympathizers. They then report news to cultivate hate towards foreigners.

The contract of bringing them in, thats a separate issue. Wanna fight that. GO all the way.
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that because bn supporters already got their ass poke everyday while not noticing it cause they stupid, opposition supporters are all bit clever they already got ass poke for others stupidity they wouldn't want their ass got poke by bangla
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there should be a purge,survival of the fittest only good efficient bussiness survive ....the weak should just work for the strong.....like the good old days....
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QUOTE(jeffblazed @ Feb 21 2016, 05:08 PM)
there should be a purge,survival of the fittest only good efficient bussiness survive ....the weak should just work for the strong.....like the good old days....
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correct

yet many defenders here
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QUOTE(vuetnam @ Feb 21 2016, 05:04 PM)
those people who defend businessman here

stop defending them unless yr parents are business people.

if a company owner refuse to pay high for local workers, and us ethat as a reason to increase price, but actually you reluctant because it will effect yr rich and luxury life
tutup jela
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why should i as a business owner should sacrifice my happiness in living extravagantly to employ local people and consequently have to fork out more money to pay them? what, i have my own social responsibility to help the locals?
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QUOTE(imhereto @ Feb 21 2016, 05:09 PM)
why should i as a business owner should sacrifice my happiness in living extravagantly to employ local people and consequently have to fork out more money to pay them?    what, i have my own social responsibility to help the locals?
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u can say that if they are sucks and bring problem to you.

what if they are good, excellent and eager to make yr company popular and much respected in the international level?



and yes you must fork out and sacrifice happiness if u want a good business,,,

you dunwan sacrifce, u dun open business..
case closed

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Well, some developed nations are practicing this in order to replenish their workforce due to low birthrate, maintain commercial advantage & competitive edge just because they are cheaper than the locals - and if you don't like that idea, your competitors will. Well, the Gov't gains the loyalty of these foreign workers when given citizenship too if you think of it.

E.g. SG , US and to some extent Europe & Middle East (mostly as skilled workforce)

The effects are quite evident over the course of time, which is why some of the most developed nations has a healthy history of immigration, except the xenophobic nations of Japan and Korea.

These nations gain better acceptance and understanding of culture around the world. I know comics show how ignorant Americans can be, but you have to see how much worse the Japanese are in this area. Just because they are generally polite does not mean they accept the culture differences as easily.

Side effect though, Gov't will face opposition, but it will be something they have to deal with. And over time, it will too sew a racial discord as what we see in the US and SG.
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Being concerned about the number of foreigners is ok.

Being anti-foreigner like how a lot of people are behaving now is shameful.
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why should i as a business owner should sacrifice my happiness in living extravagantly to employ local people and consequently have to fork out more money to pay them?    what, i have my own social responsibility to help the locals?
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u can say that if they are sucks and bring problem to you.

what if they are good, excellent and eager to make yr company popular and much respected in the international level?
and yes you must fork out and sacrifice happiness  if u want a good business,,,

you dunwan sacrifce, u dun open business..
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all in all, i can just employ good foreign workers and save money.
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you should simply do bussiness elsewhere...if you can that is....surely you cant..thats why you are still here...imagine telling your clients how you feel...and see the response
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all in all, i can just employ good foreign workers and save money.
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I rather employ local workers because they know the area well, and they might have connections that can spread my business to other state/area.

rather than employ foreign workers where once permit expired, u have to send them back to their home country and end up u get nothing.

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you should simply do bussiness elsewhere...if you can that is....surely you cant..thats why you are still here...imagine telling your clients how you feel...and see the response
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I rather employ local workers because they know the area well, and they might have connections that can spread my business to other state/area.

rather than employ foreign workers where once permit expired, u have to send them back to their home country and end up u get nothing.
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I just sad the local workers suffer with low salary but dedicated to work, while idiot babi boss enjoy travelling elsewhere..
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I rather employ local workers because they know the area well, and they might have connections that can spread my business to other state/area.

rather than employ foreign workers where once permit expired, u have to send them back to their home country and end up u get nothing.
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i employ local because i want the money to circulate in the country and help this great country prosper again....because this is all i have for the future generations....ive had 3oo foreigner work for me....every month they send out rm300k to their country for 2 years....that made me change my outlook on who i employ for the next projects....i rather pay locals and reduce my profits and know iam helping this country in a way......sorry but thats me and my nationalism....you all might compare this country to others...but ive been to others....and i rather do good here as iam a citizen....
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i employ local because i want the money to circulate in the country and help this great country prosper again....because this is all i have for the future generations....ive had 3oo foreigner work for me....every month they send out rm300k to their country for 2 years....that made me change my outlook on who i employ for the next projects....i rather pay locals and reduce my profits and know iam helping this country in a way......sorry but thats me and my nationalism....you all might compare this country to others...but ive been to others....and i rather do good here as iam a citizen....
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If I am a businessman and open a restaurant=

I will increase my local workers salary every 6 months in 1 yr by RM 600 but at the same time maintain low price. Example salary RM 1700 month 1-5, month 6= RM 1700+ 600= RM 2300


then encourage them to ask their friend to eat here... win win situation
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Ala tipu
Even high pay job now Indian mainland take over already.
See la how many IT developers import from there.
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If I am a businessman and open a restaurant=

I will increase my local workers salary every 6 months  in 1 yr by RM 600 but at the same time maintain low price. Example salary RM 1700 month 1-5, month 6= RM 1700+ 600= RM 2300
then encourage them to ask their friend to eat here... win win situation
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in the end ur employee rich than u, and when u facing crisis they all left to work for other...
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in the end ur employee rich than u, and when u facing crisis they all left to work for other...
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i employ local because i want the money to circulate in the country and help this great country prosper again....because this is all i have for the future generations....ive had 3oo foreigner work for me....every month they send out rm300k to their country for 2 years....that made me change my outlook on who i employ for the next projects....i rather pay locals and reduce my profits and know iam helping this country in a way......sorry but thats me and my nationalism....you all might compare this country to others...but ive been to others....and i rather do good here as iam a citizen....
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you hire locals pay higher wage higher operating cost sell similar food compared to bigger chain players who has alot more money to pour in and they hire bangglas to lower their cost and sell same or lower price than you, your food & service might be better, but as economy tightens up people will have no choice but to go cheaper option, soon you find yourself losing money, not because your business is bad, but because rental & utilities has risen so much that the extra pay for hiring locals becomes even a bigger burden, so what you do? you and those shops you encourage hire locals because of social responsibility closes shop, what's left are those chain shop that continue to hire bangglas and open up more & more chain shops, like how Western countries are flocked with the same chain shops all over the country.

In the end like you say it survival of the fittest, you and the rest of the local lose.
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before they leave I tell them, u can get this kind of salary at other place meh whistling.gif
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even cant they oso wont stay, since ur food low price,
the chances u recover are low..

might as well they spend time on other place and start over.
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If I am a businessman and open a restaurant=

I will increase my local workers salary every 6 months  in 1 yr by RM 600 but at the same time maintain low price. Example salary RM 1700 month 1-5, month 6= RM 1700+ 600= RM 2300
then encourage them to ask their friend to eat here... win win situation
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before they leave I tell them, u can get this kind of salary at other place meh whistling.gif
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ur company facing crisis, everyone knows you will close shop, your company can pay this kind of salary doesn't mean it will have money to pay them, if you do biz i pity your shareholders.
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ur company facing crisis, everyone knows you will close shop, your company can pay this kind of salary doesn't mean it will have money to pay them, if you do biz i pity your shareholders.
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restaurant ada shareholders meh ?
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you need to read more dude, like really more. can't believe you claim to have traveled to alot of countries.

you think biz all own by 1 tauke? or you think the banggla manning the cashier is the takue?
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you need to read more dude, like really more. can't believe you claim to have traveled to alot of countries.

you think biz all own by 1 tauke? or you think the banggla manning the cashier is the takue?
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I still prefer to hire local... expensive but safer, foreigners cause problems more than locals... unles the locals of the are prove that it is dangerous to hire them to reputation

then I agree hire foreign workers... companies want more profit, bosses want enjoy life but reluctant to pay more to workers


I travel to asian je... not all



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Malaysians are destroying the country with the Foreign Workers issue.

1st they want everything cheap, cheap food, cheap services, cheap houses, but to make these cheaper businessman have to reduce cost, and labor cost plays a big portion in the month expenses.

Then Malaysians themselves want High Salary, then don't want work in low class jobs, so who work in the kitchen? You think food cook themselves and fly to your tables on your own? Then when people hire local, say their price too expensive not worth it boycott go Mamak eat cheaper.

With less & less locals willing to work lower tier jobs, the demand for low tier workers increase, and since locals not willing to take the jobs, how? have to bring in from other countries, JUST LIKE SINGAPORE.

you think another 1.5million bangglas is alot? it's alot when you put them in a taman, but you count just F&B how many outlets are there just in KL? Assuming 1 outlet need 10 workers, you think 1mil is sufficient for whole Malaysia? Don't forget construction sites needs even more workers. Last time Indonesians work in the industry but now their rates has gone up contractors have no choice, Banggla workers offers the best rates now, Myanmar, Viet & Pinoys are considered expensive and they rather work in Singapore or Hong Kong.

just because people turn the issue into political issue, everyone starts shouting about Foreigner Workers issues.

now everywhere also spot check foreign workers , soon the availability for foreign workers will drop, as demand increases, business have no choice but to pay higher salary to them, and in turn, consumers have to bear the added cost, so what you will see in near future is even further price hikes on everything involving low tier worker inputs. and by canceling the addition 1.5mil work force, and existing foreign workers permit expires, demand for low tier workers will soar. And since Malaysians dislike Bangglas so much, government have to go for alternatives like PRC/Viet/Pinoy/Indons which are much more expensive, and doesn't mean they won't bring in less problems.

if you don't want foreigners to invade your country, you have to take up the local jobs la, or you expect Malaysia to hire foreigners to fill up the armed forces and defend our country should war happens?

want cheap, but don't want work, want higher salary, you do know you are contradicting yourselves?
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Good la spot check . too many illegal . too much . living here freely , didnt pay tax , stealing our subsidy, no vaccination, finger print also not recorded.
Put the burden of tax heavier on foreign people , reduce from local . I pay roadtax + gst + cukai pintu + income tax ( 0 hahaa) not more than rm1000 . how much they pay per year ?

And I agree bring more bangla as our foreign worker . reduce the other gradually . halal market need them more . nowadays, even if food are halal, but serve or cook by a non Muslim can also affect company profit margin . they also less in criminal record and not much trouble .

for this last three year I supervised bangla worker , I can say they are hardworking and fast learner. They also more obedient than other foreign worker . easy to control . bangla come bangla go .. They are not here forever . contract worker, some time 3 month change people, sometime 6 month follow their contract . they won't steal our job .
I educate them , I reduce my workload .

Hygiene issues ? You smart, you educate them laa don't also jadi bodo . like I said , they are fast learner , and they eager to learn . now I can see many young2 bangla rebonding hair, use perfume, got facial cleaner in work locker yo . haha
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nvm

I still prefer to hire local... expensive but safer, foreigners cause problems more than locals... unles the locals of the are prove that it is dangerous to hire them to reputation

then I agree hire foreign workers... companies want more profit, bosses want enjoy life but reluctant to pay more to workers
I travel to asian je... not all
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THrow 30 bangla in one house and charge them with rental, water, electricity, bus fee, gst n etc.
Then every year can change new merc and hermes bag yo.
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you know majority local crimes are done by local Malaysians?
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ya, but they cannot do it alone w/o help... now some of the gangsters have foreigners as their team...so yeah smile.gif

anyway I agree on this but I believe that there are good and honest workers out there who want to earn for a living/to pay children's education

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anyway that just my opinion... just sad that bosses get to enjoy life while we suffering... I want the boss to suffer as how we suffer
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Good la spot check . too many illegal . too much . living here freely , didnt pay tax , stealing our subsidy, no vaccination, finger print also not recorded.
Put the burden of tax heavier on foreign people , reduce from local . I pay roadtax + gst + cukai pintu + income tax ( 0 hahaa) not more than rm1000 . how much they pay per year ?

And I agree bring more bangla as our foreign worker  . reduce the other gradually . halal market need them more . nowadays, even if food are halal, but serve or cook by a non Muslim can also affect company profit margin . they also less in criminal record and not much trouble .

for this last three year I supervised bangla worker , I can say they are hardworking and fast learner. They also more obedient than other foreign worker . easy to control . bangla come bangla go .. They are not here forever . contract worker, some time 3 month change people, sometime 6 month follow their contract . they won't steal our job .
I educate them , I reduce my workload .

  Hygiene issues ? You smart, you educate them laa don't also jadi bodo . like I said , they are fast learner , and they eager to learn . now I can see many young2 bangla rebonding hair, use perfume, got facial cleaner in work locker yo . haha
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i agree, the Hygiene thing can actually be trained, but local owners & managers themselves also not very hyginic so how to train?

i suggest the authorities have a 3 day work shop for workers coming in to work in F&B before they are allowed to leave the training center. you go see McDonalds all hire locals, i don't think the hygiene level is anything near acceptable.

eat outside, better just look at your phone, don't look at how the workers work, how they wipe the table then go take your food without washing hand, use same cloth to wipe your table then your chair, and never try to peek inside the kitchens.

but i think Vietnam people are the smartest, they don't speak chinese at all in Viet, but come here 3 months can speak basic already. many restaurant prefer them as waiter because they learn fast.

banggla, some english really, ask water also cannot understand. but can see they are trying, but not as smart as viets.
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ya, but they cannot do it alone w/o help... now some of the gangsters have foreigners as their team...so yeah smile.gif

anyway I agree on this but I believe that there are good and honest workers out there who want to earn for a living/to pay children's education

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anyway that just my opinion... just sad that bosses get to enjoy life while we suffering... I want the boss to suffer as how we suffer
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Those foreign workers that do crime are mainly Indonesians, 1 reason is they are smarter and been in Malaysia long enough to know they are underpaid, and constantly looked down by locals, plus political hatred between Indonesia & Malaysia makes it worse, also Indonesian like Pinoys are fighters, Bangglas come here just want to make a living, they only cause trouble when they are mentally ill or lost their job and on the brink. Not saying they never commit crime but your statement is exaggerated.

Local people cause more harm & crime, in terms of % by population, crimes by foreign workers is much lower than crimes by locals.
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Don't spread bullshit la... foreign worker is not about people wanting things cheap. It is about business want to maximize profit.
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i agree, the Hygiene thing can actually be trained, but local owners & managers themselves also not very hyginic so how to train?

i suggest the authorities have a 3 day work shop for workers coming in to work in F&B before they are allowed to leave the training center. you go see McDonalds all hire locals, i don't think the hygiene level is anything near acceptable.

eat outside, better just look at your phone, don't look at how the workers work, how they wipe the table then go take your food without washing hand, use same cloth to wipe your table then your chair, and never try to peek inside the kitchens.

but i think Vietnam people are the smartest, they don't speak chinese at all in Viet, but come here 3 months can speak basic already. many restaurant prefer them as waiter because they learn fast.

banggla, some english really, ask water also cannot understand. but can see they are trying, but not as smart as viets.
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Already have la such course . food handling cert . I have one .
Halal cert also include hygiene course .

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Already have la such course . food handling cert . I have one .
Halal cert also include hygiene course .
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but does all F&B workers require such cert to work in F&B? because if it's optional no use, for you might be useful when you look for jobs in F&B, but most owners don't care as long as cheap and know how to work.

last time McD worker wiping table, then go attend icecream stall, make sunday cone, never wash hands, even though got paper holder, still not hygiene at all. if they handle money, they should either wear gloves when making icecream and take them off when handling money.

so far only Subway looks ok their hygiene standard, but i never see how the kitchen works.

and expensive Restaurants will have waitress specifically handle food, and general workers doing the cleaning,and they have trays. but kitchen i dunno, maybe korek nose while cooking. many times i found hair in food already...
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Im not sure which part of bangla is intelligent (that these bosses puji them so much), when they cant even read "ladies-only' sign in KTM coach. And "queue" up in airport terminals.

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Hmmm..I didn't know business role is to do charity.
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while business want to maximize their profit by minimizing their cost, they have to maintain commutativity, of course we are talking about non monopolized industries, like F&B/Retail, if we talk about automative, no need talk lo.

so in short lower wage will still have big impact on food pricing.

think zero sum game, you get more pay, that extra needs to come from somewhere, where? Consumers of course. And who's the consumer? You your goodself lo.

So technically you are paying for your pay rise, but you get less in return.
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Im not sure which part of bangla is intelligent (that these bosses puji them so much), when they cant even read "ladies-only' sign in KTM coach. And "queue" up in airport terminals.

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only 1 guy here puji they intelligent. most people complain but make do with it because they low wage & willing to work long hours.

higher quality ones are Pinoy, PRC & Vietnamnese, but they rather go Singapore than Malaysia, so those who work here, are tier 2 or 3 workers.
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Im not sure which part of bangla is intelligent (that these bosses puji them so much), when they cant even read "ladies-only' sign in KTM coach. And "queue" up in airport terminals.

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only 1 guy here puji they intelligent. most people complain but make do with it because they low wage & willing to work long hours.

higher quality ones are Pinoy, PRC & Vietnamnese, but they rather go Singapore than Malaysia, so those who work here, are tier 2 or 3 workers.
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I'm pretty sure if you offer the same to locals kampung people, they also would be hardworking with low wages.

Some companies offer free hostel to these banglas, why not offer the same to poor kampung people so they can stay in wherever the work is in kl/penang/etc.

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People do queue up in msia airport terminal except for banglas/pakistans that I see. And cant abide "ladies-only" sign in ktm.

Which part of this is when in rome, do as romans do??
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while business want to maximize their profit by minimizing their cost, they have to maintain commutativity, of course we are talking about non monopolized industries, like F&B/Retail, if we talk about automative, no need talk lo.

so in short lower wage will still have big impact on food pricing.

think zero sum game, you get more pay, that extra needs to come from somewhere, where? Consumers of course. And who's the consumer? You your goodself lo.

So technically you are paying for your pay rise, but you get less in return.
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So yeah... those kutuk-ing ts and bosses need to ask themselves honestly if they're willing to pay more to eat in a fully Malaysian staff-ed eatery etc or not.

If wanna blame.. blame it on haphazard handi-plas gomen policies.


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I'm pretty sure if you offer the same to locals kampung people, they also would be hardworking with low wages.

Some companies offer free hostel to these banglas, why not offer the same to poor kampung people so they can stay in wherever the work is in kl/penang/etc.
People do queue up in msia airport terminal except for banglas/pakistans that I see. And cant abide "ladies-only" sign in ktm.

Which part of this is when in rome, do as romans do??
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have you been to a Bangla hostel? local kampung people might not mind the wage but cramping 10 of them in 1 room? they live so comfortable back in their kampung.
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So yeah... those kutuk-ing ts and bosses need to ask themselves honestly if they're willing to pay more to eat in a fully Malaysian staff-ed eatery etc or not.

If wanna blame.. blame it on haphazard handi-plas gomen policies.
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But wow, siriously?

Our food price already not exactly cheap.

Wondering how can SG having relatively cheaper food than us.

Taiwan's food price also not much more expensive than us even without foreigners, no?

To me, it's more like most of our current gen can't or don't cook themselves, hence demand for public eateries are becoming so inelastic that whatever price still you see them going to pay.

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QUOTE(sniper on the roof @ Feb 21 2016, 06:18 PM)
So yeah... those kutuk-ing ts and bosses need to ask themselves honestly if they're willing to pay more to eat in a fully Malaysian staff-ed eatery etc or not.

If wanna blame.. blame it on haphazard handi-plas gomen policies.
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not just F&B, F&B just a big example since that's where most people here see Banggla workers.

in fact it affects a wide industry, you imagine 2million Banggla workers already have work in Malaysia, that's how much Malaysia rely them on, if they hire locals to replace these jobs, inflation will skyrocket by at least 50%. if Malaysia increase the minimal wage, you might earn rm500 extra each month but you will have to spend rm800 extra each month, in the end, you actually make less money.
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Bullshit la!

Foreign workers need to pay levy. Levy alone up to RM 3K easy per worker. Better use that money to pay locals from East Malaysia. No issues with immigration or Rela.
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you are wrong,bussiness that cant survive and be efficient should close and die......not about foreign labour....many countries are doing good with out foreign labour...
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Other country got poor ppl who willing to work
Here hire bulu to work ar, 5days attend only 2days everyday got family member Sakit ar? true story
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Bullshit la!

Foreign workers need to pay levy. Levy alone up to RM 3K easy per worker. Better use that money to pay locals from East Malaysia. No issues with immigration or Rela.
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rm3k per month? local worker monthly salary rm1.5k-2k, banggla rm1k, that rm3k few months cover back, and banggla don't simply runaway & change job like local workers or maids, so that rm3k very fast recover back and the rest becomes savings.
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QUOTE(Human10 @ Feb 21 2016, 06:20 PM)
But wow, siriously?

Our food price already not exactly cheap.

Wondering how can SG having relatively cheaper food than us.

Taiwan's food price also not much more expensive than us even without foreigners, no?

To me, it's more like most of our current gen can't or don't cook themselves, hence demand for public eateries are becoming so inelastic that whatever price still you see them going to pay.
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low wage can only do so much in reducing price, things like currency drop, higher raw material price, higher transport price due to petrol subsidy removal will also have big impact on the cost, depends on the nature of your business & the scale.

even if you operate a brothel that only sell service, you still need to pay for rental & utilities, these cost will also go up, so there's a limit how much low wage can do, it helps, but it cannot cover the increase in cost for other materials.

SG have relative cheaper food because they have strong economy, lots of investment, companies also make alot of money overseas and bring back to Singapore, and most of all, THEY HAVE PEOPLE.

Go any foodcourt in Singapore during lunch hour weekdays, most are full house, Takashimaya foodcourt is full house from noon til evenings. so they sell cheaper but they can sell more, end up making more money.

Malaysia, every few meters go a food stall, rarely you see any foodcourt full house, most restaurants only need to que up during weekends dinner, some exception, but business in Singapore is generally better than Malaysia, also due to tourists flocking the country.

Taiwan wage is lower than Malaysia. They are overcrowded so Degree holders have to drive taxi and open food stalls because they cannot find jobs in their study fields. They aren't as lucky as Malaysians got job also don't want to do.

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rm3k per month? local worker monthly salary rm1.5k-2k, banggla rm1k, that rm3k few months cover back, and banggla don't simply runaway & change job like local workers or maids, so that rm3k very fast recover back and the rest becomes savings.
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Yearly la.

Divide by 12 months, it is RM 250 per month. Don't forget accommodation, insurance and medical. All these will add up to RM 500 an employer need to spend on each foreign worker. If tangkap by authorities, few K more to spend. If lari, u tanggung. So many problems.
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QUOTE(TheEvilMan @ Feb 21 2016, 06:26 PM)
Other country got poor ppl who willing to work
Here hire bulu to work ar,  5days attend only 2days everyday got family member Sakit ar?  true story
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actually, Europeans are generally lazier than Malaysians, however they are more professional, so they work 5 days a week 7 hours each day, but when they work they work, Malaysia work 5 days or 5.5 days a week 10 hours, but curi tulang most of the time got work simply do or say no time to do, professionalism means nothing.

you go in shop as customers the workers play henphone you ask something like you are bothering them or something.

then every friday lunch time disappear after lunch or come back few hours later. everyday leave early to beat traffic.

And you know what? Spend Office Time suft /K. Shameless. Unless you really finished your job in satisfactory manner or simply got too much free time.

I opened a thread about how Malaysian White Collars are generally overpaid, guess the response?
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QUOTE(acbc @ Feb 21 2016, 06:33 PM)
Yearly la.

Divide by 12 months, it is RM 250 per month. Don't forget accommodation, insurance and medical. All these will add up to RM 500 an employer need to spend on each foreign worker. If tangkap by authorities, few K more to spend. If lari, u tanggung. So many problems.
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i believe most bosses are smart enough to use their calculator for simple calculations like this to make out whether it's cheaper to hire locals or foreign workers. statistic shows foreign workers are preferred among local F&B businesses especially around Kuala Lumpur & Penang.

i don't know what is the current rate for Banggla waiter vs Local waiter, maybe you can give some numbers.
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i believe most bosses are smart enough to use their calculator for simple calculations like this to make out whether it's cheaper to hire locals or foreign workers. statistic shows foreign workers are preferred among local F&B businesses especially around Kuala Lumpur & Penang.

i don't know what is the current rate for Banggla waiter vs Local waiter, maybe you can give some numbers.
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True. No doubt about that but that must change some how. Last I heard, a mamak waiter can earn up to RM 1.5K per month. But they have to work at least 12-15 hours per day.
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Don't spread bullshit la... foreign worker is not about people wanting things cheap. It is about business want to maximize profit.
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Malaysians are destroying the country with the Foreign Workers issue.

1st they want everything cheap, cheap food, cheap services, cheap houses, but to make these cheaper businessman have to reduce cost, and labor cost plays a big portion in the month expenses.

Then Malaysians themselves want High Salary, then don't want work in low class jobs, so who work in the kitchen? You think food cook themselves and fly to your tables on your own? Then when people hire local, say their price too expensive not worth it boycott go Mamak eat cheaper.

With less & less locals willing to work lower tier jobs, the demand for low tier workers increase, and since locals not willing to take the jobs, how? have to bring in from other countries, JUST LIKE SINGAPORE.

you think another 1.5million bangglas is alot? it's alot when you put them in a taman, but you count just F&B how many outlets are there just in KL? Assuming 1 outlet need 10 workers, you think 1mil is sufficient for whole Malaysia? Don't forget construction sites needs even more workers. Last time Indonesians work in the industry but now their rates has gone up contractors have no choice, Banggla workers offers the best rates now, Myanmar, Viet & Pinoys are considered expensive and they rather work in Singapore or Hong Kong.

just because people turn the issue into political issue, everyone starts shouting about Foreigner Workers issues.

now everywhere also spot check foreign workers, soon the availability for foreign workers will drop, as demand increases, business have no choice but to pay higher salary to them, and in turn, consumers have to bear the added cost, so what you will see in near future is even further price hikes on everything involving low tier worker inputs. and by canceling the addition 1.5mil work force, and existing foreign workers permit expires, demand for low tier workers will soar. And since Malaysians dislike Bangglas so much, government have to go for alternatives like PRC/Viet/Pinoy/Indons which are much more expensive, and doesn't mean they won't bring in less problems.

if you don't want foreigners to invade your country, you have to take up the local jobs la, or you expect Malaysia to hire foreigners to fill up the armed forces and defend our country should war happens?

want cheap, but don't want work, want higher salary, you do know you are contradicting yourselves?
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why they must take bangla? because we all know election coming and since the administration tak pandai they use people that tak pandai.

By implement gst , potek potek, unable to control the item price and keep give benefit to bumi end up resulting to this because like singapore they implement rules that help the country to grow like every company must have X amount of singaporean only can hire foreigner.

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QUOTE(advocado @ Feb 21 2016, 06:07 PM)
but does all F&B workers require such cert to work in F&B? because if it's optional no use, for you might be useful when you look for jobs in F&B, but most owners don't care as long as cheap and know how to work.

last time McD worker wiping table, then go attend icecream stall, make sunday cone, never wash hands, even though got paper holder, still not hygiene at all. if they handle money, they should either wear gloves when making icecream and take them off when handling money.

so far only Subway looks ok their hygiene standard, but i never see how the kitchen works.

and expensive Restaurants will have waitress specifically handle food, and general workers doing the cleaning,and they have trays. but kitchen i dunno, maybe korek nose while cooking. many times i found hair in food already...
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Owner will care if hygiene issues affect their profit . you didn't like their hygiene level , and soo pandan scared to complain to them , don't eat there . nobody force you to eat .

Can see some mamak and at McD behind counter got sticker audited by health dept . hygiene standard A ,B or C .






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ppl here need to differentiate between foreign worker and local
banglas are not foreign...they're local..they're here with IC
foreign worker came here holding working visa...we go SG work, we're foreign workers
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Assuming average 1 Bangla remit rm1,000 back home annually
1.5m : rm1.5 billion flush out every year
The other day radio says got 5m foreigner now
So 5m: rm5b every year hilang


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Malaysian needs to breed more, period

Don't need to fund their future studies, just let them grow up and they'll eventually settle for blue collar jobs.

So who wants to go first?

Or maybe import Japan's robots and SG's return your own tray campaign.

Or push hard to bring in driverless cars, bus and trucks, then current drivers go fill up vacant positions.

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Malaysians are destroying the country with the Foreign Workers issue.

1st they want everything cheap, cheap food, cheap services, cheap houses, but to make these cheaper businessman have to reduce cost, and labor cost plays a big portion in the month expenses.

Then Malaysians themselves want High Salary, then don't want work in low class jobs, so who work in the kitchen? You think food cook themselves and fly to your tables on your own? Then when people hire local, say their price too expensive not worth it boycott go Mamak eat cheaper.

With less & less locals willing to work lower tier jobs, the demand for low tier workers increase, and since locals not willing to take the jobs, how? have to bring in from other countries, JUST LIKE SINGAPORE.

you think another 1.5million bangglas is alot? it's alot when you put them in a taman, but you count just F&B how many outlets are there just in KL? Assuming 1 outlet need 10 workers, you think 1mil is sufficient for whole Malaysia? Don't forget construction sites needs even more workers. Last time Indonesians work in the industry but now their rates has gone up contractors have no choice, Banggla workers offers the best rates now, Myanmar, Viet & Pinoys are considered expensive and they rather work in Singapore or Hong Kong.

just because people turn the issue into political issue, everyone starts shouting about Foreigner Workers issues.

now everywhere also spot check foreign workers, soon the availability for foreign workers will drop, as demand increases, business have no choice but to pay higher salary to them, and in turn, consumers have to bear the added cost, so what you will see in near future is even further price hikes on everything involving low tier worker inputs. and by canceling the addition 1.5mil work force, and existing foreign workers permit expires, demand for low tier workers will soar. And since Malaysians dislike Bangglas so much, government have to go for alternatives like PRC/Viet/Pinoy/Indons which are much more expensive, and doesn't mean they won't bring in less problems.

if you don't want foreigners to invade your country, you have to take up the local jobs la, or you expect Malaysia to hire foreigners to fill up the armed forces and defend our country should war happens?

want cheap, but don't want work, want higher salary, you do know you are contradicting yourselves?
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a lot of locals are working as things that those ministers wants to import them for. try going out early morning at look at people sweeping the floors. mostly are locals. indian. chinese. malays.

one of the main the issue is salary. they pay high for foreign workers. why? because of agents. the agents control the market for certain areas and if an employer hire a local without going through agents, the agents will send thugs to threat the workers. disturb working areas. and employer have to pay high because agents wants their cuts.

also, issue of foreign workers getting malaysian mykad. taking over business areas like in chow kit and selayang using threats.

these are real issues not reported by mainstream medias.

if you ask about the issue of foreigner to any umno reps, they might say no. but really look at their face when they say it. but most of the times they just refuse to say even yes or no.

and of course. hygiene. i live in area where there are a lot of migrants. and they honestly very dirty.
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actually, Europeans are generally lazier than Malaysians, however they are more professional, so they work 5 days a week 7 hours each day, but when they work they work, Malaysia work 5 days or 5.5 days a week 10 hours, but curi tulang most of the time got work simply do or say no time to do, professionalism means nothing.

you go in shop as customers the workers play henphone you ask something like you are bothering them or something.

then every friday lunch time disappear after lunch or come back few hours later. everyday leave early to beat traffic.

And you know what? Spend Office Time suft /K. Shameless. Unless you really finished your job in satisfactory manner or simply got too much free time.

I opened a thread about how Malaysian White Collars are generally overpaid, guess the response?
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This is so true. When ang mo work, they really work. Means no FB, no kopi time, no 30 min smoke break, no 2 hour lunch, no dissapear for 2 hours for praying. they just work productively for 8 hours then go home.

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This is so true. When ang mo work, they really work. Means no FB, no kopi time, no 30 min smoke break, no 2 hour lunch, no dissapear for 2 hours for praying. they just work productively for 8 hours then go home.
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This is so true. When ang mo work, they really work. Means no FB, no kopi time, no 30 min smoke break, no 2 hour lunch, no dissapear for 2 hours for praying. they just work productively for 8 hours then go home.
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I wonder if TS ever hire foreign workers before?

Just like Malaysians, foreign workers also got hardworking one and lazy one too. Its just too naive on TS to assume that all foreign workers will work their ass off for your money.

Actually I dont know why TS is complaining though. For example, those food stalls. Before they hire foreigners, who is managing them? The boss themselves. After they hire foreign workers, did their food get cheaper because the cost of the one who manage them decrease? No... the price stay the same. Just that by hiring more workers, they can rent more stalls in different hawker centers to double, triple or quadruple their earnings. In the end, they find ways to pass on the work to someone else and yet reap the most benefits.

Just take construction for example. Steel price is crashing. I believe other materials are also crashing down. Did house get cheaper? Thats the thing about it. For years, companies that were heavily relying on foreign workers are getting a boost in profits. Now that there's talk about hiring more locals, many are crying fouls. Why dont you ask them to show their balance sheet if its like they said, profits are dwindling.

If everyone is replaceable like you said, then all Malaysians will be out of jobs. Just simply import 10 million banggalah and everything will become cheap overnight. Vegetables will be cheaper as banggalah become new boss and they dont need a luxury double story or branded Japanese or European cars. The same will happen to other sectors too. Houses will get cheaper. Cars will too. Just replace everything in the system with banggalah and we wont have inflation at all.


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QUOTE(Human10 @ Feb 21 2016, 06:20 PM)
But wow, siriously?

Our food price already not exactly cheap.

Wondering how can SG having relatively cheaper food than us.

Taiwan's food price also not much more expensive than us even without foreigners, no?

To me, it's more like most of our current gen can't or don't cook themselves, hence demand for public eateries are becoming so inelastic that whatever price still you see them going to pay.
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It's not a new thing.. been at least 8 years or so since the food stalls were slowly being staffed by more and more by foreigners... some folks complain a bit when tcss session but generally malaysian dont give a damn.... still go eat there also.... no hurt pocket no pain.

Those that have to hire locals obviously have to cut cost to compete la.

Taiwan's case different.. the taukeh gerai don't have the option to import bangla. Gomen tak bagi.

As a business, obviously he have to maximize his profit.... so he either keep cost low and masak, cuci, serve customer himself.

If he wants to malas lepak play shares at home... then he have to hire workers at the market rate.

Malaysians imho is already so used to finding the easy way out.. cost go up, hire bangla lo... can't get laid, go cheong lo... no money no amoi, go import vietmoi lo.


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not just F&B, F&B just a big example since that's where most people here see Banggla workers.

in fact it affects a wide industry, you imagine 2million Banggla workers already have work in Malaysia, that's how much Malaysia rely them on, if they hire locals to replace these jobs, inflation will skyrocket by at least 50%. if Malaysia increase the minimal wage, you might earn rm500 extra each month but you will have to spend rm800 extra each month, in the end, you actually make less money.
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We're emulating the middle east model.

The one in power live luxury life.... the rakyat all keep in check with healthy dose syukur-ness, kept fed with subsidy, distracted with some agenda this and that and they'll be none the wiser. If some work needs to be done....theres always the foreign slaves.

All is well until the oil runs dry or in this case price drop.
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I wonder if TS ever hire foreign workers before?

Just like Malaysians, foreign workers also got hardworking one and lazy one too. Its just too naive on TS to assume that all foreign workers will work their ass off for your money.

Actually I dont know why TS is complaining though. For example, those food stalls. Before they hire foreigners, who is managing them? The boss themselves. After they hire foreign workers, did their food get cheaper because the cost of the one who manage them decrease? No... the price stay the same. Just that by hiring more workers, they can rent more stalls in different hawker centers to double, triple or quadruple their earnings. In the end, they find ways to pass on the work to someone else and yet reap the most benefits.

Just take construction for example. Steel price is crashing. I believe other materials are also crashing down. Did house get cheaper? Thats the thing about it. For years, companies that were heavily relying on foreign workers are getting a boost in profits. Now that there's talk about hiring more locals, many are crying fouls. Why dont you ask them to show their balance sheet if its like they said, profits are dwindling.

If everyone is replaceable like you said, then all Malaysians will be out of jobs. Just simply import 10 million banggalah and everything will become cheap overnight. Vegetables will be cheaper as banggalah become new boss and they dont need a luxury double story or branded Japanese or European cars. The same will happen to other sectors too. Houses will get cheaper. Cars will too. Just replace everything in the system with banggalah and we wont have inflation at all.
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rclxms.gif  rclxms.gif

lunch 2 hour
praying another 2 hour
kopi break 30min
smoking break 30 min
fb /k uncountable...
they work like 5 hour only.. laugh.gif
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By the way, I have seen majority of office workers have a 3 hours lunch at the shopping mall. Heck even taking their sweet time. Wonder when they return at 3pm, but what do they even do in their office, play game, chit-chat. Yet can still complain about low wages. Try doing this in a Western managed White company, see what will happen... shakehead.gif
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Why we no boycott those business like we boycott McD for some other less real reason?
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How to boycott?

This issue has become so serious nowadays. Every industries also dominated by foreign workers.

Actually many foreigners already start their own business instead of being hired. Thats the trend nowadays. I have a few customers who do things differently. They are not paying their foreign workers per day basis, but instead per job completed. They dont even pay their levi, etc. What they did was appoint a kepala from amongst their foreign workers which is dependable. Then outsource the job to the kepala, but equipments are all bear by the company. So for every orders completed, they will pay the kepala an agreed sum who then pay his fellow countrymen as he likes. He also has to bear fellow countrymen levi.
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QUOTE(ILoveLalat.net @ Feb 21 2016, 08:57 PM)
By the way, I have seen majority of office workers have a 3 hours lunch at the shopping mall. Heck even taking their sweet time. Wonder when they return at 3pm, but what do they even do in their office, play game, chit-chat. Yet can still complain about low wages. Try doing this in a Western managed White company, see what will happen...  shakehead.gif
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u sure western company so intelligent no pemalas at all?

or u were blinded by angmoh is stronk attitude


sometimes I travel, I see angmoh much more lazier than us, malaysian... of course what u see is the way media portray angmoh as intelligent and smart while us is lazy

but actually angmoh is worst than us...


please please think and explore before u talk... no such thing as angmoh no lazy, angmoh no take sweet time

got, 100% got, just that you are lucky to meet good ones
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Malaysians are destroying the country with the Foreign Workers issue.

1st they want everything cheap, cheap food, cheap services, cheap houses, but to make these cheaper businessman have to reduce cost, and labor cost plays a big portion in the month expenses.

Then Malaysians themselves want High Salary, then don't want work in low class jobs, so who work in the kitchen? You think food cook themselves and fly to your tables on your own? Then when people hire local, say their price too expensive not worth it boycott go Mamak eat cheaper.

With less & less locals willing to work lower tier jobs, the demand for low tier workers increase, and since locals not willing to take the jobs, how? have to bring in from other countries, JUST LIKE SINGAPORE.

you think another 1.5million bangglas is alot? it's alot when you put them in a taman, but you count just F&B how many outlets are there just in KL? Assuming 1 outlet need 10 workers, you think 1mil is sufficient for whole Malaysia? Don't forget construction sites needs even more workers. Last time Indonesians work in the industry but now their rates has gone up contractors have no choice, Banggla workers offers the best rates now, Myanmar, Viet & Pinoys are considered expensive and they rather work in Singapore or Hong Kong.

just because people turn the issue into political issue, everyone starts shouting about Foreigner Workers issues.

now everywhere also spot check foreign workers, soon the availability for foreign workers will drop, as demand increases, business have no choice but to pay higher salary to them, and in turn, consumers have to bear the added cost, so what you will see in near future is even further price hikes on everything involving low tier worker inputs. and by canceling the addition 1.5mil work force, and existing foreign workers permit expires, demand for low tier workers will soar. And since Malaysians dislike Bangglas so much, government have to go for alternatives like PRC/Viet/Pinoy/Indons which are much more expensive, and doesn't mean they won't bring in less problems.

if you don't want foreigners to invade your country, you have to take up the local jobs la, or you expect Malaysia to hire foreigners to fill up the armed forces and defend our country should war happens?

want cheap, but don't want work, want higher salary, you do know you are contradicting yourselves?
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did you ever eat in Megan Avenue 2 food court?
If you do, you will bark here.
If you dont, you just comment based on your experience and not reality.
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they defenders of foreign workers mar

I don't hate or want to decrease foreign workers,

just that don't give them chance to do job that not in their scope.
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QUOTE(vuetnam @ Feb 21 2016, 09:18 PM)
u sure western company so intelligent no pemalas at all?

or u were blinded by angmoh is stronk attitude
sometimes I travel, I see angmoh much more lazier than us, malaysian... of course what u see is the way media portray angmoh as intelligent and smart while us is lazy

but actually angmoh is worst than us...
please please think and explore before u talk... no such thing as angmoh no lazy, angmoh no take sweet time

got, 100% got, just that you are lucky to meet good ones
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Of course got pemalas people, no doubt.

I'm saying this as a majority of the people. Not going praising the Lord on them. And yeah, maybe the people I have met and the Malaysians too are not really half bad.
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QUOTE(ILoveLalat.net @ Feb 21 2016, 09:46 PM)
Of course got pemalas people, no doubt.

I'm saying this as a majority of the people. Not going praising the Lord on them. And yeah, maybe the people I have met and the Malaysians too are not really half bad.
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100% ada

cuma angmoh bootlickers here refuse to acknowledge it, cuma tahu local pemalas( no doubt) and angmoh smart and pandai

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100% ada

cuma angmoh bootlickers here refuse to acknowledge it, cuma tahu  local pemalas( no doubt) and angmoh smart and pandai

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If angmoh hardworking, then do Asian have a chance? Angmoh do have creativity and marketing skills, no doubt about that.
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If angmoh hardworking, then do Asian have a chance? Angmoh do have creativity and marketing skills, no doubt about that.
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example: Germany.. tu I respect

for asian zone, I respect Japan

imagine a city, baru kena atomic bomb...19 yr later, the country that kena bomb, host to a prestigious event- Olympic Games and Asian Games

and their level of discipline I respect..
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QUOTE(vuetnam @ Feb 21 2016, 10:06 PM)
example: Germany.. tu I respect

for asian zone, I respect Japan

imagine  a city, baru kena atomic bomb...19 yr later, the country that kena bomb, host to a prestigious event- Olympic Games and Asian Games

and their level of discipline I respect..
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Yeah they have innovation and discipline but Japanese people are still closed minded in terms of accepting others, culture-wise. They are still xenophobic about that.
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QUOTE(ILoveLalat.net @ Feb 21 2016, 10:09 PM)
Yeah they have innovation and discipline but Japanese people are still closed minded in terms of accepting others, culture-wise. They are still xenophobic about that.
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Your generalization is like..wowww... Stupid 99 level
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I generalization or u generalization ??

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I generalization or u generalization ??

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It's YOUR generalization, stupid.
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Don't spread bullshit la... foreign worker is not about people wanting things cheap. It is about business want to maximize profit.
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This

Sembang people wanna things cheap padahal nak maintain profit margin je

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This

Sembang people wanna things cheap padahal nak maintain profit margin je

Puiii
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bukan profit margin

nak maintain luxury and extravagant life

banyak defenders sini... takut luxury and extravagant life hilang if they hire locals
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after I checked the replies here, mostly people support because fear that the local workers do better than them and eventually overthrow them from their position. thats why die die want foreign workers.. and scared that their luxury and extravagant life is gone if they need to pay more to locals

now I know why... always remember, when its time for you to go, you go and don't complain. u keep quiet. When a local workers perform better than you, and boss prefers him/her to replace you, you leave.

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Sorry my comment is unrelated, but I am a foreigner and I have now gave up finding part time jobs in Malaysia. I applied to promoter jobs many times and they all rejected me cause I have no IC.

"Sorry, for local only", is what I've always heard.

Sorry for bragging, but I'm sure that I can do much better than most of the local promoters I've met who can't explain things in English.
There's one company that keeps re-hiring me whenever they have any event, they paid me below standard but I'm thankful for it compare to those companies that offers high payment but backed off just because I have no IC.

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QUOTE(Dollores @ Feb 21 2016, 10:56 PM)
Sorry my comment is unrelated, but I am a foreigner and I have now gave up finding part time jobs in Malaysia. I applied to promoter jobs many times and they all rejected me cause I have no IC.

"Sorry, for local only", is what I've always heard.

Sorry for bragging, but I'm sure that I can do much better than most of the local promoters I've met who can't explain things in English.
There's one company that keeps re-hiring me whenever they have any event, they paid me below standard but I'm thankful for it compare to those companies that offers high payment but backed off just because I have no IC.
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hi there, promoting jobs are usually reserved for locals because it involves getting close to the customers which are mainly locals, it's easy for a stranger local to introduce their products than a foreigners which would scare people away. unless the promotion is targeted for foreigners, then it's more suitable for foreigners as promoters.

most jobs for foreigners here (lower tier) revolves around Food & Beverage industry, mainly kitchen (except Penang)/waiter some branches also hire foreigners as managers. then the rest are more towards construction/general workers/cleaners.

it's the same all around the world, lower tier jobs that no local wants to do, government relies on foreign work force to fill in these rolls.
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hi there, promoting jobs are usually reserved for locals because it involves getting close to the customers which are mainly locals, it's easy for a stranger local to introduce their products than a foreigners which would scare people away. unless the promotion is targeted for foreigners, then it's more suitable for foreigners as promoters.

most jobs for foreigners here (lower tier) revolves around Food & Beverage industry, mainly kitchen (except Penang)/waiter some branches also hire foreigners as managers. then the rest are more towards construction/general workers/cleaners.

it's the same all around the world, lower tier jobs that no local wants to do, government relies on foreign work force to fill in these rolls.
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I see, thanks for the enlightenment..
But foreigners are friendly, they won't scare customers away..

Then, if I wanna apply for internship here in Malaysia, do you think it's difficult?
My lecturer said it is, so he advised me to find it in other country.
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Banyak betul angmo buttlickers here..

So sure that their attitude not like Malaysians
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Malaysians are destroying the country with the Foreign Workers issue.

1st they want everything cheap, cheap food, cheap services, cheap houses, but to make these cheaper businessman have to reduce cost, and labor cost plays a big portion in the month expenses.

Then Malaysians themselves want High Salary, then don't want work in low class jobs, so who work in the kitchen? You think food cook themselves and fly to your tables on your own? Then when people hire local, say their price too expensive not worth it boycott go Mamak eat cheaper.

With less & less locals willing to work lower tier jobs, the demand for low tier workers increase, and since locals not willing to take the jobs, how? have to bring in from other countries, JUST LIKE SINGAPORE.

you think another 1.5million bangglas is alot? it's alot when you put them in a taman, but you count just F&B how many outlets are there just in KL? Assuming 1 outlet need 10 workers, you think 1mil is sufficient for whole Malaysia? Don't forget construction sites needs even more workers. Last time Indonesians work in the industry but now their rates has gone up contractors have no choice, Banggla workers offers the best rates now, Myanmar, Viet & Pinoys are considered expensive and they rather work in Singapore or Hong Kong.

just because people turn the issue into political issue, everyone starts shouting about Foreigner Workers issues.

now everywhere also spot check foreign workers, soon the availability for foreign workers will drop, as demand increases, business have no choice but to pay higher salary to them, and in turn, consumers have to bear the added cost, so what you will see in near future is even further price hikes on everything involving low tier worker inputs. and by canceling the addition 1.5mil work force, and existing foreign workers permit expires, demand for low tier workers will soar. And since Malaysians dislike Bangglas so much, government have to go for alternatives like PRC/Viet/Pinoy/Indons which are much more expensive, and doesn't mean they won't bring in less problems.

if you don't want foreigners to invade your country, you have to take up the local jobs la, or you expect Malaysia to hire foreigners to fill up the armed forces and defend our country should war happens?

want cheap, but don't want work, want higher salary, you do know you are contradicting yourselves?
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When you rely on cheap labour to sustain your business, its not competitive, you should try to leverage on technology to improve output, not by brute force improve labour.

Look at how Japan manage it, all cantik sekali, still boleh what

F&B need 10 workers? Why not reduce it and use some kind of odering machine etc, Japan had done it all, not much of a problem.

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I see, thanks for the enlightenment..
But foreigners are friendly, they won't scare customers away..

Then, if I wanna apply for internship here in Malaysia, do you think it's difficult?
My lecturer said it is, so he advised me to find it in other country.
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our local culture is not to talk to strangers, teachers teach us this back in school, because there's alot of bad people in society.

usually companies hire younger people or older but mature looking adults (mainly females) as promoters, rarely i see foreigners getting hired for promoting, they do however promote the restaurant they work for by standing outside the shop to invite customers.

most locals don't have good impression on locals, so if a foreigner promoter comes close to a local they might be scared.

however there are a special line of promoters specifically for foreigners, they walk around shop lots carrying big bags with all sorts of product and go around promoting their items, i've never bought anything from them because i don't need those belts/wallets, but it's really a hard work, real blood & sweat and from what i see out of 100 people they try to promote their stuff maybe 10 person entertain them by having a look (most are senior citizens relaxing with breakfast), very few actually buy, because the things they sell are widely available in the market, and people don't feel confident with these items and the fact it's difficult to find the seller for replacement should something breaks.

PRC foreigners mainly sell gadget related while bangglas sell more on carpet/wallet/belt. Indians will sell those Lottery tickets.

For internship, i assume it's a professional job, should be able to, if you can get a working permit for it and willing to take lower salary, but there's alot of local grads finding jobs so competition is there. I would go Singapore or even Shanghai if i were you.
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TS bodoh. Laborers here in the US are paid highly and yet 50 bucks could have a whole cart full of fresh produce to feed the family for the whole week.

There's something wrong at the top in bolehlan . Always try to find an excuse to pay workers poorly and increase their product prices.
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QUOTE(Darkripper @ Feb 21 2016, 11:22 PM)
When you rely on cheap labour to sustain your business, its not competitive, you should try to leverage on technology to improve output, not by brute force improve labour.

Look at how Japan manage it, all cantik sekali, still boleh what

F&B need 10 workers? Why not reduce it and use some kind of odering machine etc, Japan had done it all, not much of a problem.
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dude, Sushi King has now computerize orders, they still need 15 workers in 1 branch. IMO the number of workers in the shop is the same as before the computerized menu, because last time they use waitress (who do 5 tasks) to place your order now they just less 1 task.

and automation in Malaysia is light years behind Japan, Taiwan & Singapore, it's expensive to invest the money in automation when you have cheap labors to exploit, even USA hardly automated their restaurants, and you forgot automation requires maintenance & repair, there's not many technical people who knows how to do so so the service will be expensive, remember it's not like servicing an aircon, these require both Hardware & Software skills, which is usually used in Heavy Industries which makes huge profit margin, not some rm100k/month F&B outlet.

Even in Japan how many fully automated restaurants do you see? What i see is smaller shops still uses 100% manual labor.
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QUOTE(robertchoo @ Feb 21 2016, 11:14 PM)
Germans are like that. They are super efficient
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QUOTE(NasiLemakMan @ Feb 21 2016, 11:26 PM)
TS bodoh. Laborers here in the US are paid highly and yet 50 bucks could have a whole cart full of fresh produce to feed the family for the whole week.

There's something wrong at the top in bolehlan . Always try to find an excuse to pay workers poorly and increase their product prices.
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normal la,
they scared that if they spend money to pay local workers, they cannot live a luxury life and showoff to relatives and trick amoi/awek/meenachi and steal them from other guys, be it malay, chinese , indian or even sabah and sarawakian guys and eventually cheat them... many of those playboys majority are rich businessman...

only small percentage are non-rich people.

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QUOTE(NasiLemakMan @ Feb 21 2016, 11:26 PM)
TS bodoh. Laborers here in the US are paid highly and yet 50 bucks could have a whole cart full of fresh produce to feed the family for the whole week.

There's something wrong at the top in bolehlan . Always try to find an excuse to pay workers poorly and increase their product prices.
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i already explained why in my post, you never bother to read it.

USA & other 1st world countries have the 3rd world country to subsidize their expenditure, if it weren't for cheap labor in China would a US citizen be able to afford an Iphone for USD$800? Dollar to Dollar they get paid about the same as Malaysians, but because they have cheap labor & operation cost in 3rd world, they manage to rake fortunes overseas, and this allows them to have strong currencies, which explains why Americans can buy a pair of Brand New Nike's for $50, and yet $50 is alot to fellow Americans average joes, rm100 to fellow Malaysians is nothing.

Only difference is USA employ cheap labor overseas, while Malaysia employs cheap labor locally, because Malaysia has dropped so low in world ranking there's not many cheaper countries for Malaysia to invest in to reduce cost. China already light years ahead of Malaysia, and neighboring countries like Thai/Viet/Indon/Pinoy are either already surpassing Malaysia or shoulder-to-shoulder with Malaysia.

But don't worry, soon Malaysians will have to work in those countries to earn better pay, as maids & general workers like Bangglas are doing now in Malaysia.
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still die die want protek foreign workers to keep yr luxury life eh
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our local culture is not to talk to strangers, teachers teach us this back in school, because there's alot of bad people in society.

usually companies hire younger people or older but mature looking adults (mainly females) as promoters, rarely i see foreigners getting  hired for promoting, they do however promote the restaurant they work for by standing outside the shop to invite customers.

most locals don't have good impression on locals, so if a foreigner promoter comes close to a local they might be scared.

however there are a special line of promoters specifically for foreigners, they walk around shop lots carrying big bags with all sorts of product and go around promoting their items, i've never bought anything from them because i don't need those belts/wallets, but it's really a hard work, real blood & sweat and from what i see out of 100 people they try to promote their stuff maybe 10 person entertain them by having a look (most are senior citizens relaxing with breakfast), very few actually buy, because the things they sell are widely available in the market, and people don't feel confident with these items and the fact it's difficult to find the seller for replacement should something breaks.

PRC foreigners mainly sell gadget related while bangglas sell more on carpet/wallet/belt. Indians will sell those Lottery tickets.

For internship, i assume it's a professional job, should be able to, if you can get a working permit for it and willing to take lower salary, but there's alot of local grads finding jobs so competition is there. I would go Singapore or even Shanghai if i were you.
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woww, I see! that's something..
Actually I'm more attracted to buy things from foreigners like Arabics, they seem to be friendlier and speak better english..haha
but Bangla I don't know cause I can't differentiate them with indians..
Oh yes, I've seen them, they are also there in my country sometimes selling imitation rings and necklaces.
But i have to admit, they're really passionate in making money, that I don't think most locals have that kind of passion.
One remarkable thing is that they dare to go out there and work in another country, meaning they must have a big passion to work.
So sad that they can't do much here because they are not local.

Hmmm I see, I'll try Singapore. But I really wish I could have an intern in USA, last time there's this programme to intern in USA, you have to pay RM2000 for the whole program but I think that would be a great experience.

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is this another scam by our ministers? nowadays we really need to study whatever our government decision is, which they deem it's good for the nation.
foreigners = cheap product / service much like last time by logic
we were being feed the infos
petrol up = higher goods / service so why now
petrol down = nothing go down instead it went up yet again.
are we being taken for a ride again?
have anybody / bodies did a thorough repercussion of foreign workers in Malaysia other than 'cheap'?
does this 'cheap' come with any consequences?
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QUOTE(quintesson @ Feb 21 2016, 11:40 PM)
is this another scam by our ministers? nowadays we really need to study whatever our government decision is, which they deem it's good for the nation.
foreigners = cheap product / service much like last time by logic
we were being feed the infos
petrol up = higher goods / service so why now
petrol down = nothing go down instead it went up yet again.
are we being taken for a ride again?
have anybody / bodies did a thorough repercussion of foreign workers in Malaysia other than 'cheap'?
does this 'cheap' come with any consequences?
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benefit to the cronies in /k/ whom die die want foreign workers,
scared their luxury life hilang..

thats it.

My aim is to eliminate foreign workers(except for construction sector) and to destroy the bosses and cronies luxury life, especially their sons and daughters who loves to show off on insta/fb...
destroy it and force them to work like us.

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QUOTE(vuetnam @ Feb 22 2016, 12:42 AM)
benefit to the cronies in /k/ whom die die want foreign workers,
scared their luxury life hilang..

thats it.

My aim is to eliminate foreign workers(except for construction sector) and to destroy the bosses and cronies luxury life, especially their sons and daughters who loves to show off on insta/fb...
destroy it and force them to work like us.
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i have a gut feeling about this too.

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Malaysians are destroying the country with the Foreign Workers issue.

1st they want everything cheap, cheap food, cheap services, cheap houses, but to make these cheaper businessman have to reduce cost, and labor cost plays a big portion in the month expenses.

Then Malaysians themselves want High Salary, then don't want work in low class jobs, so who work in the kitchen? You think food cook themselves and fly to your tables on your own? Then when people hire local, say their price too expensive not worth it boycott go Mamak eat cheaper.

With less & less locals willing to work lower tier jobs, the demand for low tier workers increase, and since locals not willing to take the jobs, how? have to bring in from other countries, JUST LIKE SINGAPORE.

you think another 1.5million bangglas is alot? it's alot when you put them in a taman, but you count just F&B how many outlets are there just in KL? Assuming 1 outlet need 10 workers, you think 1mil is sufficient for whole Malaysia? Don't forget construction sites needs even more workers. Last time Indonesians work in the industry but now their rates has gone up contractors have no choice, Banggla workers offers the best rates now, Myanmar, Viet & Pinoys are considered expensive and they rather work in Singapore or Hong Kong.

just because people turn the issue into political issue, everyone starts shouting about Foreigner Workers issues.

now everywhere also spot check foreign workers, soon the availability for foreign workers will drop, as demand increases, business have no choice but to pay higher salary to them, and in turn, consumers have to bear the added cost, so what you will see in near future is even further price hikes on everything involving low tier worker inputs. and by canceling the addition 1.5mil work force, and existing foreign workers permit expires, demand for low tier workers will soar. And since Malaysians dislike Bangglas so much, government have to go for alternatives like PRC/Viet/Pinoy/Indons which are much more expensive, and doesn't mean they won't bring in less problems.

if you don't want foreigners to invade your country, you have to take up the local jobs la, or you expect Malaysia to hire foreigners to fill up the armed forces and defend our country should war happens?

want cheap, but don't want work, want higher salary, you do know you are contradicting yourselves?
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1. But most services that uses these foreigners aren't cheap also.
-Food - Papa Rich\Old Town so some of those local franchiese hire mainly foreigners - Why their price so suck blood wan? All those KK restaureants that utilize foreign cooks also aint cheap either. Mamaks like Pelita also provide expensive food, but their workers mainly foreigners.
-Construction- Your house built by foreigners- Why the price increase until many can't afford? By your logic houses should be priced below 500k since it's built by foreigners what.

2, Less and less people aren't willing to work these jobs aren't because the job involved, but more towards the lack of incentive of working in it. If employers offer decent salary I'm sure locals will consider it. You have to consider the fact that most of these jobs salaries have been stagnant for the past decade or so white the threat of inflation is real for most people.

3. While it shouldn't be a political issue, I'm certain that this issue should be brought out more often as it's a case of exploitation being involved since the past 2 decades. Employees are reluctant to increase wages for locals hence they took the easy way out in hiring foreigners, hence the stagnant wages for years. It might be just a case of outsourcing blue collar work for now, but eventually when push comes to shove i'm sure the elites will consider outsourcing the white collar jobs to foreigners in the future too. Hence answer me, do you want your children to be out of jobs so that the corporation in the future can substitute them with cheap white collar worker from India?

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Malaysians are destroying the country with the Foreign Workers issue.

1st they want everything cheap, cheap food, cheap services, cheap houses, but to make these cheaper businessman have to reduce cost, and labor cost plays a big portion in the month expenses.

Then Malaysians themselves want High Salary, then don't want work in low class jobs, so who work in the kitchen? You think food cook themselves and fly to your tables on your own? Then when people hire local, say their price too expensive not worth it boycott go Mamak eat cheaper.

With less & less locals willing to work lower tier jobs, the demand for low tier workers increase, and since locals not willing to take the jobs, how? have to bring in from other countries, JUST LIKE SINGAPORE.

you think another 1.5million bangglas is alot? it's alot when you put them in a taman, but you count just F&B how many outlets are there just in KL? Assuming 1 outlet need 10 workers, you think 1mil is sufficient for whole Malaysia? Don't forget construction sites needs even more workers. Last time Indonesians work in the industry but now their rates has gone up contractors have no choice, Banggla workers offers the best rates now, Myanmar, Viet & Pinoys are considered expensive and they rather work in Singapore or Hong Kong.

just because people turn the issue into political issue, everyone starts shouting about Foreigner Workers issues.

now everywhere also spot check foreign workers, soon the availability for foreign workers will drop, as demand increases, business have no choice but to pay higher salary to them, and in turn, consumers have to bear the added cost, so what you will see in near future is even further price hikes on everything involving low tier worker inputs. and by canceling the addition 1.5mil work force, and existing foreign workers permit expires, demand for low tier workers will soar. And since Malaysians dislike Bangglas so much, government have to go for alternatives like PRC/Viet/Pinoy/Indons which are much more expensive, and doesn't mean they won't bring in less problems.

if you don't want foreigners to invade your country, you have to take up the local jobs la, or you expect Malaysia to hire foreigners to fill up the armed forces and defend our country should war happens?

want cheap, but don't want work, want higher salary, you do know you are contradicting yourselves?
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kepala otak kau all these are cheap.

Wanna maximize profits say la wanna maximize profits. At least be honest about your greed.

People like you, with your mindset, is a big part of the reason why malaysia is such a shithole today

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1. But most services that uses these foreigners aren't cheap also.
  -Food - Papa Rich\Old Town so some of those local franchiese hire mainly foreigners - Why their price so suck blood wan? All those KK restaureants that utilize foreign cooks also aint cheap either. Mamaks like Pelita also provide expensive food, but their workers mainly foreigners.
  -Construction- Your house built by foreigners- Why the price increase until many can't afford? By your logic houses should be priced below 500k since it's built by foreigners what.

Because other cost keeps rising, don't compare with under pokok warung

2, Less and less people aren't willing to work these jobs aren't because the job involved, but more towards the lack of incentive of working in it. If employers offer decent salary I'm sure locals will consider it. You have to consider the fact that most of these jobs salaries have been stagnant for the past decade or so white the threat of inflation is real for most people.

If pay locals higher salary, you willing to pay higher food price?

3. While it shouldn't be a political issue, I'm certain that this issue should be brought out more often as it's a case of exploitation being involved since the past 2 decades. Employees are reluctant to increase wages for locals hence they took the easy way out in hiring foreigners, hence the stagnant wages for years. It might be just a case of outsourcing blue collar work for now, but eventually when push comes to shove i'm sure the elites will consider outsourcing the white collar jobs to foreigners in the future too. Hence answer me, do you want your children to be out of jobs so that the corporation in the future can substitute them with cheap white collar worker from India?
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USA & Western companies facing similar issues, government introduce minimum wage, what they do is move their operations to lower wage countries like China & India. Some industries can't move, like F&B, this is why so many Americans rather eat at roadside Hotdog van than dine in restaurants, this is why they rather eat sandwich for lunch than a hot meal, this is why they order Pizzas, because these outlets offer the lowest food price because they employ lowest rate Mexican & other Hispanics/Asians as employees.

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you'll be paying even higher price now if they hire all locals.

remember Foreign Workers has been around for decades, last time it was Indon & Indians, now it's Bangglas, price went up due to inflation & speculations, now with ringgit down, don't expect it to be better, like i said, Low Wage can only do so much on lowering prices, there's many other factors, and hiring locals instead of foreigners will not help curbing price hikes.
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USA & Western companies facing similar issues, government introduce minimum wage, what they do is move their operations to lower wage countries like China & India. Some industries can't move, like F&B, this is why so many Americans rather eat at roadside Hotdog van than dine in restaurants, this is why they rather eat sandwich for lunch than a hot meal, this is why they order Pizzas, because these outlets offer the lowest food price because they employ lowest rate Mexican & other Hispanics/Asians as employees.
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1. McDonalds\KFC managed to employ mainly locals so far, are they operate under warung? Or it's just simply some businesses choose to employ foreigners because they want to as much profit as possible at the expense of locals?

2. See above - KFC\McDonalds and some franchises has shown they can hire locals and keep food prices cheap, what's your excuse?

3. You completely ignore over the point of construction line that hires mainly foreigners and yet sell houses that is out of reach for the masses.

Why should the greed of the few dictates the livelihood of the rest. We all know many local companies director choose to get cheap labor instead of give fair wages to locals because it might mean that f these people to cut down their overseas trip from few times per year to maybe once per year, or they can only change cars every two years instead a new one every year.

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1. McDonalds\KFC managed to employ mainly locals so far, are they operate under warung? Or it's just simply some businesses choose to employ foreigners because they want to as much profit as possible at the expense of locals?

2. See above - KFC\McDonalds and some franchises has shown they can hire locals and keep food prices cheap, what's your excuse?

3. You completely ignore over the point of construction line that hires mainly foreigners and yet sell houses that is out of reach for the masses.

Why should the greed of the few dictates  the livelihood of the rest. We all know many local companies director choose to get cheap labor instead of give fair wages to locals because it might mean that f these people to cut down their overseas trip from few times per year to maybe once per year, or they can only change cars every two years instead a new one every year.
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Agreed

Thanks for yr repl

Btw bro why i feel that the richfag pay them to defend them?
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To TS and few other business ppl defenders, how much they pay you to defend them?
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QUOTE(Slowpokeking @ Feb 21 2016, 11:52 PM)
1. But most services that uses these foreigners aren't cheap also.
  -Food - Papa Rich\Old Town so some of those local franchiese hire mainly foreigners - Why their price so suck blood wan? All those KK restaureants that utilize foreign cooks also aint cheap either. Mamaks like Pelita also provide expensive food, but their workers mainly foreigners.
  -Construction- Your house built by foreigners- Why the price increase until many can't afford? By your logic houses should be priced below 500k since it's built by foreigners what.

2, Less and less people aren't willing to work these jobs aren't because the job involved, but more towards the lack of incentive of working in it. If employers offer decent salary I'm sure locals will consider it. You have to consider the fact that most of these jobs salaries have been stagnant for the past decade or so white the threat of inflation is real for most people.

3. While it shouldn't be a political issue, I'm certain that this issue should be brought out more often as it's a case of exploitation being involved since the past 2 decades. Employees are reluctant to increase wages for locals hence they took the easy way out in hiring foreigners, hence the stagnant wages for years. It might be just a case of outsourcing blue collar work for now, but eventually when push comes to shove i'm sure the elites will consider outsourcing the white collar jobs to foreigners in the future too. Hence answer me, do you want your children to be out of jobs so that the corporation in the future can substitute them with cheap white collar worker from India?
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foreigners dont mean low prices, it just means lower labour cost, the profit taken can be higher due to this (ie real estate). that being said, the problem is msians dont really move from what constitutes to the "general way of doing things", theres no innovation here, no quest for efficiency and what not, hence as a result we dont have the innovative strengths of the western world, nor do we have the brute efficiency of the east.

this inturn hikes up the cost as you can observe how price mechanisms work in this country, once there is an issue, the trader complaints about it, the people who listen to this complain then buys his goods and story, then both blames the government for it. nothing happens to solve the problem, the trader pushes the responsibility to the government and the buyers are willing to fund for it.

which comes full circle on salary and inflation, because no one actually solves teh problem production stifles (a business remains or reduces its net efficiency) and prices inflate but wages stay the same (no increase in productivity)

but its not only just business that practice such fallacies, personal employers behave the same way when a msian hires a maid, its almost like modern day slavery, the maid works 7 days a week some more than 10 hours a day. imagine that? who would want to work under these conditions?

eventually outsourcing work from india, is the reality of meritocracy and globalization, you dont even need to hire people in msia to oursource, call centres are already in india or in pinoyland. if you are good, you keep your job, if not , the best candidate will have it - such is life and such is the same of msians moving to sg, aus and vice versa.

all in all, msians gotta decide what they want to do with this, they cant run it both ways, a jack of all trades is a master of none, and naturally we cannot scream for low price, high wages and low automation/skill, it doesnt make sense. the way out of this is, to innovate and push for efficient ventures, but alas, who is interested?

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U go to shipping business and u can see foreigner can have higher salary compared to malaysian.
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1. McDonalds\KFC managed to employ mainly locals so far, are they operate under warung? Or it's just simply some businesses choose to employ foreigners because they want to as much profit as possible at the expense of locals?

2. See above - KFC\McDonalds and some franchises has shown they can hire locals and keep food prices cheap, what's your excuse?

3. You completely ignore over the point of construction line that hires mainly foreigners and yet sell houses that is out of reach for the masses.

Why should the greed of the few dictates  the livelihood of the rest. We all know many local companies director choose to get cheap labor instead of give fair wages to locals because it might mean that f these people to cut down their overseas trip from few times per year to maybe once per year, or they can only change cars every two years instead a new one every year.
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These companies spend decades developing their whole system from Supply Chain up to storefront, why Marrybrown whom also hire locals cannot be as competitive pricing as McD & KFC? Also I don't know if there's any regulation limiting these companies from hiring foreigners, but they save cost from other aspect like buying bulk, using cheap ingredients that's kept as trade secrets, reduce employment numbers by using self-service, their food are usually precooked/fried.

even companies like Texas also cannot come up with competitive pricing for a decent meal, why? because they use higher quality materials.

you're using companies selling junks to justify why companies should hire locals & save cost elsewhere. and please talk about the general picture, not a selective list of shops known to be throat cutting.

and i said so many times, you can only do so much with lower wage, there are other variables like currency drop, raw materials price increase, you can argue about steel price soared, it's like Setia wanna build a condo, today announce tomorrow go buy steals with lowest price next day start building. sometimes it takes years to initiate a plan, and most of the time the pricing is already locked in during tender. whole process for a project can be up to 5 years. so you think this year steel price & oil price drop house price will also drop? Then building a house not just about Steel & Transport, what about bricks & other materials? and do you realize while Oil price drops, Malaysia actually become poorer? you think oh Oil price drop petrol price should drop also, so who's gonna cover the lost of Government revenues? or you rather pay cheaper petrol price and have higher tax rates? you think Malaysia bank can simply print more money like USA?
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foreigners dont mean low prices, it just means lower labour cost, the profit taken can be higher due to this (ie real estate). that being said, the problem is msians dont really move from what constitutes to the "general way of doing things", theres no innovation here, no quest for efficiency and what not, hence as a result we dont have the innovative strengths of the western world, nor do we have the brute efficiency of the east.

this inturn hikes up the cost as you can observe how price mechanisms work in this country, once there is an issue, the trader complaints about it,  the people who listen to this complain then buys his goods and story, then both blames the government for it. nothing happens to solve the problem, the trader pushes the responsibility to the government and the buyers are willing to fund for it.

which comes full circle on salary and inflation, because no one actually solves teh problem production stifles (a business remains or reduces its net efficiency) and  prices inflate but wages stay the same (no increase in productivity)

but its not only just business that practice such fallacies, personal employers behave the same way when a msian hires a maid, its almost like modern day slavery, the maid works 7 days a week some more than 10 hours a day. imagine that? who would want to work under these conditions?

eventually outsourcing work from india, is the reality of meritocracy and globalization, you dont even need to hire people in msia to oursource, call centres are already in india or in pinoyland. if you are good, you keep your job, if not , the best candidate will have it - such is life and such is the same of msians moving to sg, aus and vice versa.

all in all, msians gotta decide what they want to do with this, they cant run it both ways, a jack of all trades is a master of none, and naturally we cannot scream for low price, high wages and low automation/skill, it doesnt make sense. the way out of this is, to innovate and push for efficient ventures, but alas, who is interested?
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Thanks, really appreciate your response.

Generally agreed with your points, but even if the general populace wants to change the tide and lead into the innovatie strength of the western world, or brutal efficiency of the east, do you think we have missed the boat as we might have mismanaged our countries fund into fruitless misadvanture or political bs? Or we far too deep into this mess there's no way that most of us and our children can get out of it?

Yeah, kinda hate that most Malaysia don't see the point of employing 24x7 hr maid as modern day slavery.
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general higher salary actually lowers the buying power of general people, why? because even though you get $10 extra pay, you have to pay $1 more for your meals, because to cover the cost of increasing salary, business have to increase their price, if it's only for certain industries that is considered non-essential like Fashion/Art/Music then it's ok, people will become more selective when spending, but if it involves general population, all Business have to increase price to cover the increased Wage, and for individuals, they end up have to pay more than the additional they received. it'd be better for salary & price to stay consistent but it's not possible, because business involves risks, when you have to up your labor cost, you need to add a few % to cushion certain risks, and supplies cost will also go up because your supplier also have to increase their labor cost, all this just snowball from top to bottom, and guess who is at the bottom? The General Population.

This is why it's so important to source income from foreign countries, at the cost of those less developed countries, because if America solely rely on local economy, no way Americans would be able to enjoy the good life they are leading right now, a Car for $12k, an Iphone for $800? no way.

Hiring Cheaper Foreign workers means despite the increase salary of locals, these workers who offer cheaper labor acts as some sort of cushion, so you don't have to spend more than you would should Malaysia employ full of locals.

Always remember the hand that feeds you.

Unless you work overseas it's a different story. For countries like Europe & USA they have 3rd world countries to absorb their cost, but for Malaysia, we are now near the bottom of the World Economy, PRC/Thailand/indon/Philippines are already either shoulder to shoulder with Malaysia or already surpassed us, so we have to suck ourselves and no one to absorb our costs.
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higher salary lowers buying power of general people

really topkek

you are just so misguided in your simplistic understanding of economics, according to you if businesses were to employ locals, one plate of char koay teow would be rm 30 lol

so you support bringing in cheap foreign labour at the expense of locals, bring in more and more, keep spoiling the local market for local employees, it's ok let the local employees suffer, who cares right as long as the business man makes money

in most other successful countries in the world, they don't get foreigners to work at businesses to cut costs, they get locals. How are they able to survive and thrive? Bcos they provide a good quality service that people are willing to pay for. Local businesses that cannot survive without foreign workers are actually rubbish businesses being artificially propped up by cheap labour

We should have never let in foreign workers in the first place or at least put in place strict rules that they can only work in specific industries. But of course the govt is stupid and greedy so we have malaysia as it is today.

And now instead of figuring out a way to solve this issue, you support making it worse by bringing in even more workers doh.gif

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These companies spend decades developing their whole system from Supply Chain up to storefront, why Marrybrown whom also hire locals cannot be as competitive pricing as McD & KFC? Also I don't know if there's any regulation limiting these companies from hiring foreigners, but they save cost from other aspect like buying bulk, using cheap ingredients that's kept as trade secrets, reduce employment numbers by using self-service, their food are usually precooked/fried.

even companies like Texas also cannot come up with competitive pricing for a decent meal, why? because they use higher quality materials.

you're using companies selling junks to justify why companies should hire locals & save cost elsewhere. and please talk about the general picture, not a selective list of shops known to be throat cutting.

and i said so many times, you can only do so much with lower wage, there are other variables like currency drop, raw materials price increase, you can argue about steel price soared, it's like Setia wanna build a condo, today announce tomorrow go buy steals with lowest price next day start building. sometimes it takes years to initiate a plan, and most of the time the pricing is already locked in during tender. whole process for a project can be up to 5 years. so you think this year steel price & oil price drop house price will also drop? Then building a house not just about Steel & Transport, what about bricks & other materials? and do you realize while Oil price drops, Malaysia actually become poorer? you think oh Oil price drop petrol price should drop also, so who's gonna cover the lost of Government revenues? or you rather pay cheaper petrol price and have higher tax rates? you think Malaysia bank can simply print more money like USA?
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U keep avoid his last sentence eh?

How much businessman pay you? They pressure u to defend them right? Or threaten you to defend them or else u will be in trouble?

Tell us the truth
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Thanks, really appreciate your response.

Generally agreed with your points, but even if the general populace wants to change the tide and lead into the innovatie strength of the western world, or brutal efficiency of the east, do you think we have missed the boat as we might have mismanaged our countries fund into fruitless misadvanture or political bs? Or we far too deep into this mess there's no way that most of us and our children can get out of it?

Yeah, kinda hate that most Malaysia don't see the point of employing 24x7 hr maid as modern day slavery.
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the way i look at it is, better now than never. sad.gif

in the context of our entire history, i fell "missing the boat" is very inaccurate cause we have never missed anything. laugh.gif we are like this chillout country with rich parents (oil) that slacks at the mamak with a smoke. while often not people tend to blame our governments, i have a rather worse view to it, frankly i think both the public and the private sectors are hogwash. why you ask? well if you noticed all of our companies bar a few (like top glove) are local players.

i tend to notice this in companies and even my own family business, once a set target is hit, the business moves into "autopilot" which explains why things are what they are. if you look at world beaters even our own robert kouk, his true ventures started out when he was 50 ish, but i know a lot of msians already thinking of retirement by then. sad.gif

so we have a country of people whose culture is to work untill a set figure, then be content and retire. its like bill gates stopping at windows 3.1 and said, thats enough of it.

how to good economi liddat? laugh.gif
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QUOTE(vuetnam @ Feb 22 2016, 12:30 AM)
U keep avoid his last sentence eh?

How much businessman pay you? They pressure u to defend them right? Or threaten you to defend them or else u will be in trouble?

Tell us the truth
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survival of the fittest, who cares about the livehood of the locals? who are you to us? why should we care about you? do you even do donations or charity works?

and when you bring out your calculator, you'd realize if Malaysia companies hire locals only like Taiwan & Japan, the living cost would shoot up beyond anything you can afford right now. you make more money but end up spending even more. because majority Malaysia business rely on local market, increasing wage is like sucking your own blood, but you get less of your own blood.

foreign companies different, they make lots of income from international market, which in turn means bigger profit margin, they can afford to pay higher wage while still maintaining competitive because lower wage countries like China is subsidizing them.

you look at Taiwan & China, is their local only economy good?
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the way i look at it is, better now than never.  sad.gif

in the context of our entire history, i fell "missing the boat" is very inaccurate cause we have never missed anything.  laugh.gif  we are like this chillout country with rich parents (oil) that slacks at the mamak with a smoke. while often not people tend to blame our governments, i have a rather worse view to it, frankly i think both the public and the private sectors are hogwash. why you ask? well if you noticed all of our companies bar a few (like top glove) are local players.

i tend to notice this in companies and even my own family business, once a set target is hit, the business moves into "autopilot" which explains why things are what they are. if you look at world beaters even our own robert kouk, his true ventures started out when he was 50 ish, but i know a lot of msians already thinking of retirement by then. sad.gif

so we have a country of people whose culture is to work untill a set figure, then be content and retire. its like bill gates stopping at windows 3.1 and said, thats enough of it.

how to good economi liddat?  laugh.gif
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because the lack of competition. most big projects in Malaysia are pre-negotiated, everything is about connection & undertable, so why would you have the motivation to improve to be better?

try go into international market & play with other foreign companies, see how fast Malaysia companies will gulung tikar.

Malaysia is like America maybe in the 30's or 40's. Dominated by big players who are too comfortable to change & too arrogant to be better.
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QUOTE(advocado @ Feb 22 2016, 12:39 AM)
survival of the fittest, who cares about the livehood of the locals? who are you to us? why should we care about you? do you even do donations or charity works?

and when you bring out your calculator, you'd realize if Malaysia companies hire locals only like Taiwan & Japan, the living cost would shoot up beyond anything you can afford right now. you make more money but end up spending even more. because majority Malaysia business rely on local market, increasing wage is like sucking your own blood, but you get less of your own blood.

foreign companies different, they make lots of income from international market, which in turn means bigger profit margin, they can afford to pay higher wage while still maintaining competitive because lower wage countries like China is subsidizing them.

you look at Taiwan & China, is their local only economy good?
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because the lack of competition. most big projects in Malaysia are pre-negotiated, everything is about connection & undertable, so why would you have the motivation to improve to be better?

try go into international market & play with other foreign companies, see how fast Malaysia companies will gulung tikar.

Malaysia is like America maybe in the 30's or 40's. Dominated by big players who are too comfortable to change & too arrogant to be better.
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that maybe true, but then other countries even without the competition tend to branch out. take for example honda, honda doesnt need to compete its domestic market is huge, it can sit on its jolly asses forever with protection from the japanese government. yet it thrived to build better, creating better ways and means to do things then them japs went to germany to teach the germans how to build cars.

the same can be said of hyundai, samsung, and many other companies who tend to be cronies to the government

but msia? croni also fail (cimb international expansion failure 14-now), not croni also fail laugh.gif

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Assuming average 1 Bangla remit rm1,000 back home annually
1.5m : rm1.5 billion flush out every year
The other day radio says got 5m foreigner now
So 5m: rm5b every year hilang
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QUOTE(advocado @ Feb 22 2016, 12:39 AM)
survival of the fittest, who cares about the livehood of the locals? who are you to us? why should we care about you? do you even do donations or charity works?

and when you bring out your calculator, you'd realize if Malaysia companies hire locals only like Taiwan & Japan, the living cost would shoot up beyond anything you can afford right now. you make more money but end up spending even more. because majority Malaysia business rely on local market, increasing wage is like sucking your own blood, but you get less of your own blood.

foreign companies different, they make lots of income from international market, which in turn means bigger profit margin, they can afford to pay higher wage while still maintaining competitive because lower wage countries like China is subsidizing them.

you look at Taiwan & China, is their local only economy good?
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finally you reveal your true colours, its all about greed

in the same vein, who cares about your business, if you are so incompetent at running a business and you cannot survive without cheap foreign labour then you deserve to fail
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general higher salary actually lowers the buying power of general people, why? because even though you get $10 extra pay, you have to pay $1 more for your meals, because to cover the cost of increasing salary, business have to increase their price, if it's only for certain industries that is considered non-essential like Fashion/Art/Music then it's ok, people will become more selective when spending, but if it involves general population, all Business have to increase price to cover the increased Wage, and for individuals, they end up have to pay more than the additional they received. it'd be better for salary & price to stay consistent but it's not possible, because business involves risks, when you have to up your labor cost, you need to add a few % to cushion certain risks, and supplies cost will also go up because your supplier also have to increase their labor cost, all this just snowball from top to bottom, and guess who is at the bottom? The General Population.

This is why it's so important to source income from foreign countries, at the cost of those less developed countries, because if America solely rely on local economy, no way Americans would be able to enjoy the good life they are leading right now, a Car for $12k, an Iphone for $800? no way.

Hiring Cheaper Foreign workers means despite the increase salary of locals, these workers who offer cheaper labor acts as some sort of cushion, so you don't have to spend more than you would should Malaysia employ full of locals.

Always remember the hand that feeds you.

Unless you work overseas it's a different story. For countries like Europe & USA they have 3rd world countries to absorb their cost, but for Malaysia, we are now near the bottom of the World Economy, PRC/Thailand/indon/Philippines are already either shoulder to shoulder with Malaysia or already surpassed us, so we have to suck ourselves and no one to absorb our costs.
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Although i am not economic students or very smart. But what you said doesn't sound right to me. sweat.gif

From what I see in the past, our salary increment is actually due long ago. I mean we shall increase our salary long ago.

Eventhough, what you said do make sense but in the context of Malaysia situation, it is not sweat.gif

I have seen the trend in Malaysia since I lived here for my whole life.. what I see were, whenever petrol price increased.. price for other daily things increased as well, particularly our foods. Then tolls price increased..daily things increased another round...

then when the petrol prices went down.. they quietly maintained their prices like nothing happened. Then government said sugar subsidies no more... then things increased again.

The inflation that I see here definitely quite huge and it was not caused by the "salary hike" thingy. So you say our salary is long due for increment or not? Or you just want to continue to leverage us with low salary? sweat.gif

Basically, what i see were Greedy people leverage on the others. They only know how to increase their price but never reduce their price. I am sad to see things become so dreadful in Malaysia. cry.gif

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Malaysians are destroying the country with the Foreign Workers issue.

1st they want everything cheap, cheap food, cheap services, cheap houses, but to make these cheaper businessman have to reduce cost, and labor cost plays a big portion in the month expenses.

Then Malaysians themselves want High Salary, then don't want work in low class jobs, so who work in the kitchen? You think food cook themselves and fly to your tables on your own? Then when people hire local, say their price too expensive not worth it boycott go Mamak eat cheaper.

With less & less locals willing to work lower tier jobs, the demand for low tier workers increase, and since locals not willing to take the jobs, how? have to bring in from other countries, JUST LIKE SINGAPORE.

you think another 1.5million bangglas is alot? it's alot when you put them in a taman, but you count just F&B how many outlets are there just in KL? Assuming 1 outlet need 10 workers, you think 1mil is sufficient for whole Malaysia? Don't forget construction sites needs even more workers. Last time Indonesians work in the industry but now their rates has gone up contractors have no choice, Banggla workers offers the best rates now, Myanmar, Viet & Pinoys are considered expensive and they rather work in Singapore or Hong Kong.

just because people turn the issue into political issue, everyone starts shouting about Foreigner Workers issues.

now everywhere also spot check foreign workers, soon the availability for foreign workers will drop, as demand increases, business have no choice but to pay higher salary to them, and in turn, consumers have to bear the added cost, so what you will see in near future is even further price hikes on everything involving low tier worker inputs. and by canceling the addition 1.5mil work force, and existing foreign workers permit expires, demand for low tier workers will soar. And since Malaysians dislike Bangglas so much, government have to go for alternatives like PRC/Viet/Pinoy/Indons which are much more expensive, and doesn't mean they won't bring in less problems.

if you don't want foreigners to invade your country, you have to take up the local jobs la, or you expect Malaysia to hire foreigners to fill up the armed forces and defend our country should war happens?

want cheap, but don't want work, want higher salary, you do know you are contradicting yourselves?
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msia need foreign worker cause msian got dignity lo
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what we need right now is to upgrade our economic chain

i support gomen moves to put higher levy price or just totally suspended all immigrant import until SME/SMI towkays can figure out how to get current 5m immigrant right here in Malaysia to work for them..or for them to upgrade their business level to a more intelligent that needs k-worker rather than cheap low-cost manufacturing business rotating again & again & again

we are losing to vietnam, china & currently myanmar in low-cost low-tier manufacturing business segment..but most SMI/SME towkays are still wanna keep with this kind of business as it can get higher margin with lowest cost as possible (of cos with the help of dirt-cheap-salary immigrant bangla)..thats why we never progress into a modern business society

its time to upgrade it to a higher level & this time around it shud be attractive to new graduates available locals

& with najib's recet visit to Apple company to setup R&D in Malaysia, i saw taht Najib have the same thinking of mine..move up the business chain..2020 is just a around the corner, better get it done regardless brouhaha from towkays that already butthurt cannot get dirt-cheap worker for their low-teir business

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Well its ok.
We been trying to take the low cost approach soo long but still unable to crack anything. Its ok then as the government got oil, can do debt and overspend to supliment us. But they can't do it no more.

40% of our citizens is poorfag, only 10% pay income tax, with oil prices remaining low for a very long time. the only way put is to increase the salary enough to be taxable and no need to pay br1m. We just sign tppa so its ok to slaughtered the SME taukey probably some foreigners can take their places.

Just remember, before you could get a high paying job with the angmoh, your current SME taukey need to get bankrupt first, fired you, get into government retraining programs before some angmoh can hired you.

But high paying jobs with a high cost means high selling prices, like br1m and tax incentives it helps the poor and the rich, middle class will drown more. Which begs the question why is the mostly middle class pakatan supporters digs their own grave? If there just isn't enough to do dangerous jobs, dangerous workers would be payed higher, if its too high then the current middle class of today's would be the low class of tomorrow
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QUOTE(LaVilla. @ Feb 22 2016, 01:52 AM)
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Basically, what i see were Greedy people leverage on the others. They only know how to increase their price but never reduce their price. I am sad to see things become so dreadful in Malaysia.  cry.gif
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Basically, what i see is Greedy TS leveraging and disseminating false info on the others.

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QUOTE(advocado @ Feb 21 2016, 11:33 PM)
i already explained why in my post, you never bother to read it.

USA & other 1st world countries have the 3rd world country to subsidize their expenditure, if it weren't for cheap labor in China would a US citizen be able to afford an Iphone for USD$800? Dollar to Dollar they get paid about the same as Malaysians, but because they have cheap labor & operation cost in 3rd world, they manage to rake fortunes overseas, and this allows them to have strong currencies, which explains why Americans can buy a pair of Brand New Nike's for $50, and yet $50 is alot to fellow Americans average joes, rm100 to fellow Malaysians is nothing.

Only difference is USA employ cheap labor overseas, while Malaysia employs cheap labor locally, because Malaysia has dropped so low in world ranking there's not many cheaper countries for Malaysia to invest in to reduce cost. China already light years ahead of Malaysia, and neighboring countries like Thai/Viet/Indon/Pinoy are either already surpassing Malaysia or shoulder-to-shoulder with Malaysia.

But don't worry, soon Malaysians will have to work in those countries to earn better pay, as maids & general workers like Bangglas are doing now in Malaysia.
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Cheap labor is one thing. There's a lot more than just cheap labor.

Tax break and they don't have to bear the liabilities of running these manufacturing facilities.

It's all about profit in the end.
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in the end its about business profit

when you want to survive running any business , ultimately you want profit

having to make more profit means business owner need to be cunning , smart and bending all the rule and regulation




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Your statement is so foolish that I cant not say anything but I really dont wanna waste much time at it. Its that kind of moment. So i settle for ignorant cunt. it fits you. embrace it.
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QUOTE(+3kk! @ Feb 22 2016, 12:54 AM)
that maybe true, but then other countries even without the competition tend to branch out. take for example honda, honda doesnt need to compete its domestic market is huge, it can sit on its jolly asses forever with protection from the japanese government. yet it thrived to build better, creating better ways and means to do things then them japs went to germany to teach the germans how to build cars.

the same can be said of hyundai, samsung, and many other companies who tend to be cronies to the government

but msia? croni also fail (cimb international expansion failure 14-now), not croni also fail  laugh.gif
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QUOTE(DarkNite @ Feb 22 2016, 06:45 AM)
Basically, what i see is Greedy TS leveraging and disseminating false info on the others.
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you don't want foreign workers fine we just stop hiring them, don't blame us again when prices go up because of the additional cost required to pay higher pays to local workers whom 1 day come to work 2 days MC yet half the working hours surfing /k.

don't worry, it's gonna happen, when foreign workers permit expires, local business will have no choice but employ locals.

i hope you won't be digging your own graves.
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QUOTE(+3kk! @ Feb 22 2016, 12:54 AM)
that maybe true, but then other countries even without the competition tend to branch out. take for example honda, honda doesnt need to compete its domestic market is huge, it can sit on its jolly asses forever with protection from the japanese government. yet it thrived to build better, creating better ways and means to do things then them japs went to germany to teach the germans how to build cars.

the same can be said of hyundai, samsung, and many other companies who tend to be cronies to the government

but msia? croni also fail (cimb international expansion failure 14-now), not croni also fail  laugh.gif
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it's clear JDM is not self sustainable due to the high cost & limited market in JAPAN. Honda & Toyota can only sell so many cars in Japan even though they dominate the market.

international market is another game, it opens up potential market of over 1000% compared to Japan, and depending on countries cost might be cheaper & profit margin higher. And with the invasion of foreign brands into Japan, they are forced to compete internationally.

you do realize the profit margin for JDM cars are much lower due to: higher manufacturing cost, higher specification, but have to sell at affordable price as a contribution to their fellow countrymen, they offer the best to only their own market, the rest they give B grade vehicles unless it's a premium tag like infiniti/lexus/acura. they manage to give their own market better stuff without costing too much because they made more money from international market which they have 0 social responsibility towards.

if Malaysia business want to follow Japan footstep, be socially responsible, give the local people the best they can, they will have to venture into international market & dig more gold to subsidize their own society. Many Japanese companies hire many staffs not because they need them but because they need to provide sufficient jobs so the economy won't go into recession with streets full of jobless, if they don't have international market to cover these cost they won't survive. Malaysia mainly rely on local market which is already TINY, Saturated, Monopolized, we can only rely on the Government which is highly corrupt.

with TPPA in effect, Malaysia business will face even bigger challenges, business will have to cut cost even more to be competitive, and if business aren't allowed to hire cheaper foreign labors, they will either close shop or move to countries that offer cheaper labor, which does even more damage to Malaysia economy than it already is, if you see the big picture you'd know it's better to have cheaper foreign workers than higher local salaries. Many foreign companies already exit Malaysia, you guys still can't see the effect and still demand higher salary, aircon room, short working hours, more BR1M?

wait until local companies exit Malaysia, like how Robert Kwok did many decades ago. that guy got vision.
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QUOTE(andrekua2 @ Feb 22 2016, 07:23 AM)
Cheap labor is one thing. There's a lot more than just cheap labor.

Tax break and they don't have to bear the liabilities of running these manufacturing facilities.

It's all about profit in the end.
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Profit is the main reason business exists, but to gain profit you have to gain market share, to gain market share you have to be competitive, to be competitive you have to lower you costs. I never say cheaper labor guarantee low price because there's other factors that can increase the cost, but i'm very sure paying locals higher salary & employing them over foreign labors would drive the cost up by at least 35%, which translate to final sales price, and end consumers end up paying more than their pay rise.

If Malaysia business can suck money from foreign market, or Tourists industries like Singapore does, then business can afford to pay higher salaries and employ more locals, and this is not because they are social responsible, because when economy is good, everyone would want to hire better people to become more competitive, and to do so they have to pay higher salaries to attract talents, but the lower tier job problem will remain because all the locals would be looking for high paying jobs and reject low tier jobs, just like Singapore.

The only way to have locals fill up the lower tier jobs, is to turn local economy into recession, big companies will start to retrench & downsize or downright close shop, job opportunities for higher level jobs will decrease, locals have no choice but to look for lower level jobs, eventually, like Taiwan, where streets full of jobless Graduates, will start doing petite jobs like Driving Taxi, working in construction yard, manning hawker stalls, with the rise of jobless, government have no choice but to intervene because jobless people = angry people = vote for opposition, so they have to change their policies, forcing certain business to employ only locals, and there you have it the locals finally get back their jobs from Foreigners.

Question is, do you want this to happen?
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it's clear JDM is not self sustainable due to the high cost & limited market in JAPAN. Honda & Toyota can only sell so many cars in Japan even though they dominate the market.

international market is another game, it opens up potential market of over 1000% compared to Japan, and depending on countries cost might be cheaper & profit margin higher. And with the invasion of foreign brands into Japan, they are forced to compete internationally.

you do realize the profit margin for JDM cars are much lower due to: higher manufacturing cost, higher specification, but have to sell at affordable price as a contribution to their fellow countrymen, they offer the best to only their own market, the rest they give B grade vehicles unless it's a premium tag like infiniti/lexus/acura. they manage to give their own market better stuff without costing too much because they made more money from international market which they have 0 social responsibility towards.

if Malaysia business want to follow Japan footstep, be socially responsible, give the local people the best they can, they will have to venture into international market & dig more gold to subsidize their own society. Many Japanese companies hire many staffs not because they need them but because they need to provide sufficient jobs so the economy won't go into recession with streets full of jobless, if they don't have international market to cover these cost they won't survive. Malaysia mainly rely on local market which is already TINY, Saturated, Monopolized, we can only rely on the Government which is highly corrupt.

with TPPA in effect, Malaysia business will face even bigger challenges, business will have to cut cost even more to be competitive, and if business aren't allowed to hire cheaper foreign labors, they will either close shop or move to countries that offer cheaper labor, which does even more damage to Malaysia economy than it already is, if you see the big picture you'd know it's better to have cheaper foreign workers than higher local salaries. Many foreign companies already exit Malaysia, you guys still can't see the effect and still demand higher salary, aircon room, short working hours, more BR1M?

wait until local companies exit Malaysia, like how Robert Kwok did many decades ago. that guy got vision.
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first we must realise that the market in malaysia is smaller, and hence likewise our local cars can just sell that many and is unsustainable. and likewise even the problems that plague japan, do plague us and moreso because of our smaller size.

while i dont agree with all you have to say, msians definitely has to venture overseas into the international scene because our local market is exactly like what you said, too small. but msians i notice dont do it, often not we can observe this time after time, each time a company or a product becomes a bit big, it goes into autopilot, arrogance seeps in, theres no innovation - nothing. this is further a problem because "big" is in definition = comfortable life for the owner.

likewise when marco-ecoomics comes into the picture like TPPA or any global economic movement, everyone starts losing their minds, its concerning for sure, but what happened to those years of possible work and innovation? if we did work hard and push for better efficiency then the damage any global effect would be mitigated.

i generally dont agree in hiring migrant workers, while I'm aware they offer a cheap solution to our problem, they are a double edged sword, because we can treat them like slaves on the grouses of economic value, they also push down the wage rage for lower income groups and also cause an outflow of money to the country. i prefer to adopt something akin to the western model, hiring locals, paying them better wages then increase efficiency via skill and innovation.



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One complained about Bangladeshis taking up jobs and yet one can't even return shopping trolleys to the right place, creating jobs for them.
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One complained about Bangladeshis taking up jobs and yet one can't even return shopping trolleys to the right place, creating jobs for them.
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so are u willing to work as 3D worker with 800 a month ?
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QUOTE(+3kk! @ Feb 22 2016, 10:00 AM)
first we must realise that the market in malaysia is smaller, and hence likewise our local cars can just sell that many and is unsustainable. and likewise even the problems that plague japan, do plague us and moreso because of our smaller size.

while i dont agree with all you have to say, msians definitely has to venture overseas into the international scene because our local market is exactly like what you said, too small. but msians i notice dont do it, often not we can observe this time after time, each time a company or a product becomes a bit big, it goes into autopilot, arrogance seeps in, theres no innovation - nothing. this is further a problem because "big" is in definition = comfortable life for the owner. 
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M'sian market is too small for what? I don't think it's too small for a car market, as you can see, over the last 30 years proton has been pretty successful within the local market only.
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QUOTE(ilikeweetbix @ Feb 22 2016, 01:44 AM)
finally you reveal your true colours, its all about greed

in the same vein, who cares about your business, if you are so incompetent at running a business and you cannot survive without cheap foreign labour then you deserve to fail
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We make his business crash then
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QUOTE(WooTz @ Feb 21 2016, 04:14 PM)
still a great way to get your voices heard.

People in SG reaaaaally hate the Pinoys, PRCs and Indian expats, that includes my GF.

Now the young SG citizens are forced to migrate elsewhere, thanks to PAP.

And then the remaining ones will gradually behave just like rowdy Hong Kongers.

It's a vicious cycle.
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lol u are so funny
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not to forget foreign workers levy, gomen earn big bucks from there. just like sg.
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Are you willing to make 3D jobs better for free? E.g. are you willing to stop littering so the municipal don't have to hire banglas to pick up street litter?

M'sian market is too small for what? I don't think it's too small for a car market, as you can see, over the last 30 years proton has been pretty successful within the local market only.
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its too small for any market, you can build a successful company here, but the grand scale of things, being just a local player (most of our companies) makes it hard for the country to grow larger, all of the "omfg, x country is better than msia" are all big international players.

it also means that if another country build itself up to be a global player, we would be behind them, and then people start bitching about how we once was better. or that job options are lesser (no foreign office), company revenue lesser, ROI to shareholders would be smaller.

with such a small size, we are unable to build large domestic behemoths like walmart.

but my point was less on its size, more its mentality, I've seen it soo often where msian do business up to x age or y quality of life then just stop. how to build big businesses if majority of the folks who had this opportunity just goes "life is good bro, lets chill out"




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QUOTE(s2peMocls @ Feb 22 2016, 10:23 AM)
Are you willing to make 3D jobs better for free? E.g. are you willing to stop littering so the municipal don't have to hire banglas to pick up street litter?

M'sian market is too small for what? I don't think it's too small for a car market, as you can see, over the last 30 years proton has been pretty successful within the local market only.
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TS, who cares about yr business if u don't care about us? U don't have right to start a business if u can't sacrifice yr ill-gotten wealth for enjoying a luxury life.


why is it to sooo difficult to give up yr luxury life for the sake of betterment of the company?
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doing that everyday. Problem  ?
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they are definitely not "forced" to migrate elsewhere.

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Right, my Singaporean GF and all her classmates/colleagues meant nothing.

hahaha so funny
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Right, my Singaporean GF and all her classmates/colleagues meant nothing.

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Right, my Singaporean GF and all her classmates/colleagues meant nothing.

hahaha so funny
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nvm, good also, more people gets to share the piece of cake.

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its too small for any market, you can build a successful company here, but the grand scale of things, being just a local player (most of our companies) makes it hard for the country to grow larger, all of the "omfg, x country is better than msia" are all big international players.

it also means that if another country build itself up to be a global player, we would be behind them, and then people start bitching about how we once was better. or that job options are lesser (no foreign office), company revenue lesser, ROI to shareholders would be smaller.

with such a small size, we are unable to build large domestic behemoths like walmart.

but my point was less on its size, more its mentality, I've seen it soo often where msian do business up to x age or y quality of life then just stop. how to build big businesses if majority of the folks who had this opportunity just goes "life is good bro, lets chill out"
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I'll have to disagree with you on just about every aspect of what you have mentioned. We have many companies which have become successful capitalizing SOLELY on local market.

e.g. Mydin, Dutch Lady, Milo, Maxis, Celcom, Perodua, Public Bank, and so on and so forth. Over the decades after the formation of M'sia, especially under mahatiu's administration, m'sians have somehow been brainwashed to kowtow to foreign investors, and then somehow leading to the belief that "m'sian market is too small", when the fact is that the over-reliance of FDIs sapped the country of innovation and growth it would otherwise have if m'sia moved up the value chain.

QUOTE(bananajoe @ Feb 22 2016, 10:46 AM)
doing that everyday. Problem  ?
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How many people you know are doing what you're doing? I still see many garbage on the streets, even though I do my share of telling people to pick up their trash when I see them litter, I can't be telling everyone to do so.

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nvm, good also, more people gets to share the piece of cake.

terima kasih banyak banyak
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no wonder so free to be in /k/
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I'll have to disagree with you on just about every aspect of what you have mentioned. We have many companies which have become successful capitalizing SOLELY on local market.

e.g. Mydin, Dutch Lady, Milo, Maxis, Celcom, Perodua, Public Bank, and so on and so forth. Over the decades after the formation of M'sia, especially under mahatiu's administration, m'sians have somehow been brainwashed to kowtow to foreign investors, and then somehow leading to the belief that "m'sian market is too small", when the fact is that the over-reliance of FDIs sapped the country of innovation and growth it would otherwise have if m'sia moved up the value chain.
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none of the msian companies are in S&P 50 Asia - none ;even our best and most cherished petronas is not in the top 10 oil companies in the world. In almost every top 10, top big company list of almost everything that is in Asia (not the world yet) msian companies appear rarely and sparsely.

to put it even further on success, those companies you mentioned are successes in just the domestic scene, of which milo is not msian nor is dutch lady. none of the above companies made any dents internationally, just local domestic markets, of which even the golden goose of Public Bank is dwarfed by the sheer might of singaporean banks,

success comparative to the small pond they live in, yes they are, the big sea, those names you mentioned are no where near successful, they are not even medium sized fishes.

its not kowtow to foreign investors, its the reality of what it is, we are just not good enough and if we dont expand outwards, we will never be.
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QUOTE(+3kk! @ Feb 22 2016, 11:46 AM)
none of the msian companies are in S&P 50 Asia - none ;even our best and most cherished petronas is not in the top 10 oil companies in the world. In almost every top 10, top big company list of almost everything that is in Asia (not the world yet) msian companies appear rarely and sparsely.

to put it even further on success, those companies you mentioned are successes in just the domestic scene, of which milo is not msian nor is dutch lady. none of the above companies made any dents internationally, just local domestic markets, of which even the golden goose of Public Bank is dwarfed by the sheer might of singaporean banks,

success comparative to the small pond they live in, yes they are, the big sea, those names you mentioned are no where near successful, they are not even medium sized fishes.

its not kowtow to foreign investors, its the reality of what it is, we are just not good enough and if we dont expand outwards, we will never be.
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QUOTE(+3kk! @ Feb 22 2016, 11:46 AM)
none of the msian companies are in S&P 50 Asia - none ;even our best and most cherished petronas is not in the top 10 oil companies in the world. In almost every top 10, top big company list of almost everything that is in Asia (not the world yet) msian companies appear rarely and sparsely.

to put it even further on success, those companies you mentioned are successes in just the domestic scene, of which milo is not msian nor is dutch lady. none of the above companies made any dents internationally, just local domestic markets, of which even the golden goose of Public Bank is dwarfed by the sheer might of singaporean banks,

success comparative to the small pond they live in, yes they are, the big sea, those names you mentioned are no where near successful, they are not even medium sized fishes.

its not kowtow to foreign investors, its the reality of what it is, we are just not good enough and if we dont expand outwards, we will never be.
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Ok... now you're twisting facts to just your narrative. Just now you say local market is not big enough, when shown how local markets are big enough, you go and conflate them with international markets. Singaporean banks, do not serve only locals, they serve international companies, i.e. NOT local market.

Don't be shifting your goal posts now. If you want to talk about local markets, stick to local markets.

p.s. You're right, Milo is by Nestle, which is a global company. But Dutch Lady is local.
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so many greedy business people in /k/, example is TS and some other /k/ here. I don't know what is the good of show off yr wealth when yr worker is suffering in silence due to Malaysian politic and economic crisis. Till now still die die want remain foreign workers, if for construction site/clean up city/state/area, tu ok, no problem, but not for others suchs as F&B and others. All because want to keep pocket full so that can show off yr wealth to people to satisfy your self-esteem. I have seen some richfag businessman that give workers high salary, maintain the company well and yet still able to enjoy luxury life without a problems. This is because the workers are happy, eventually keep contributing to the company's success, stability and also promote the company good salary and management to their friends. I pray those greedy business people shop quickly declared bankrupt and become beggar and a trash to society. Whatever happens now not only due to Malaysian crisis, but also greedy and idiot business people who reluctant to increase salary to all workers by giving lame reason such as economy crisis..when they can buy new car , travel to Europe etc. I blame the society too, for pressed too much on wealth rather than wealth and good salary/management of workers.

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Ok... now you're twisting facts to just your narrative. Just now you say local market is not big enough, when shown how local markets are big enough, you go and conflate them with international markets. Singaporean banks, do not serve only locals, they serve international companies, i.e. NOT local market.

Don't be shifting your goal posts now. If you want to talk about local markets, stick to local markets.

p.s. You're right, Milo is by Nestle, which is a global company. But Dutch Lady is local.
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I'm not, you just dont follow the tain of thought, IF the local scene is big enough, then companies like Mydin will appear in the international scene as a big fish, like how some china companies do. but it doesnt, with the local scene only, it cannot generate enough funds or sales to be an international player, hence not big enough.

All banks serve international companies.

so you dont think I'm shifting the goalposts, I'm trying to point out is, our local scene is too small to create large international big guns like some other places (US/CHINA).

Ps: dutchlady is by fieslandcampina

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I'm not, you just dont follow the tain of thought, IF the local scene is big enough, then companies like Mydin will appear in the international scene as a big fish, like how some china companies do. but it doesnt, with the local scene only, it cannot generate enough funds or sales to be an international player, hence not big enough.

All banks serve international companies.

so you dont think I'm shifting the goalposts,  I'm trying to point out is, our local scene is too small to create large international big guns like some other places (US/CHINA).

Ps: dutchlady is by fieslandcampina

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You're speak as if big global companies turn up overnight. I'm refuting your claim that the m'sian market is "too small" for companies to expand, when in fact, this is not true. Malaysia International Shipping Corporation is pretty big, Resorts World is big too, by any definition. They're all local companies. I don't even need to crack my brains to think of the examples.

by your definition that "our local scene is too small to create large international big guns" hold true for many countries even for those bigger than m'sia, is flawed. You don't need me to tell you just how many "local" companies in the US who had to shift their operations offshore because hiring from "local market" is too expensive. In short, you're oversimplifying the problem.

You want to say "local", I'm telling you Public Bank is local, and they started off servicing local markets. Dutch Lady started off local before being acquired by FrieslandCampina.
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You're speak as if big global companies turn up overnight. I'm refuting your claim that the m'sian market is "too small" for companies to expand, when in fact, this is not true. Malaysia International Shipping  Corporation is pretty big, Resorts World is big too, by any definition. They're all local companies. I don't even need to crack my brains to think of the examples.

by your definition that "our local scene is too small to create large international big guns" hold true for many countries even for those bigger than m'sia, is flawed. You don't need me to tell you just how many "local" companies in the US who had to shift their operations offshore because hiring from "local market" is too expensive. In short, you're oversimplifying the problem.

You want to say "local", I'm telling you Public Bank is local, and they started off servicing local markets. Dutch Lady started off local before being acquired by FrieslandCampina.
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all of our local companies didnt turn up overnight most of the ones you mentioned have been around for a few decades, likewise MISC and Resorts world are not as big as the big players, they are big in malaysia, but not the world.

which i think you keep going on about big, is in the context of msia, hence why you keep putting up companies that are just big domestically, the initial point was, our companies are ONLY big here and thereafter not competitive in the global scene, which you may have missed.

I'm not sure why you are even bringing production in, a domestic player is one that sells to the domestic market, they can put production anywhere in the world but as long as majority of sales are generated in their homeland, its a domestic player.

All establishments started off servicing local markets, but from there they need to expand and venture into international markets, public bank has yet to do this well.

and dutchlady started off under the Friesland umbrella then during the merger, became under FrieslandCampina. it was never a local brand, you might argue that it is due to technicalities of share ownership, but that is quite thin.

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all of our local companies didnt turn up overnight most of the ones you mentioned have been around for a few decades, likewise MISC and Resorts world are not as big as the big players, they are big in malaysia, but not the world.

which i think you keep going on about big, is in the context of msia, hence why you keep putting up companies that are just big domestically, the initial point was, our companies are ONLY big here and thereafter not competitive in the global scene, which you may have missed.

I'm not sure why you are even bringing production in, a domestic player is one that sells to the domestic market, they can put production anywhere in the world but as long as majority of sales are generated in their homeland, its a domestic player.

All establishments started off servicing local markets, but from there they need to expand and venture into international markets, public bank has yet to do this well.

and dutchlady started off under the Friesland umbrella then during the merger, became under FrieslandCampina. it was never a local brand, you might argue that it is due to technicalities of share ownership, but that is quite thin.

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MISC and Resorts world are not as the "big players"??? Who are the other local big players? Resorts World's only competition that we know of is Berjaya Group, and MAERSK is a conglomerate.

You do realize, that by your very definitions, that NONE of the countries have a big enough "local market", right?

WTF man... you're confusing Dutch "heritage" for company history. And if you choose to deny Dutch Lady as a local company, then you'd probably have realize that there are not "local companies" either. IBM, Intel, Google, Facebook are all hodgepodges of myriads of companies coming together.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dutch_Lady_Mi...dustries_Berhad

Be realistic man, and be honest.

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so many greedy business people in /k/, example is TS and some other /k/ here. I don't know what is the good of show off yr wealth when yr worker is suffering in silence due to Malaysian politic and economic crisis. Till now still die die want remain foreign workers, if for construction site/clean up city/state/area, tu ok, no problem, but not for others suchs as F&B  and others. All because want to keep pocket full so that can show off yr wealth to people to satisfy your self-esteem. I have seen some richfag businessman that give workers high salary, maintain the company well and yet still able to enjoy luxury life without a problems. This is because the workers are happy, eventually keep contributing to the company's success, stability and also promote the company good salary and management to their friends. I pray those greedy business people shop quickly declared bankrupt and become beggar and a trash to society. Whatever happens now not only due to Malaysian crisis, but also greedy and idiot business people who reluctant to increase salary to all workers by giving lame reason such as economy crisis..when they can buy new car , travel to Europe etc.  I blame the society too, for pressed too much on wealth rather than wealth and good salary/management of workers.
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MISC and Resorts world are not as the "big players"??? Who are the other local big players? Resorts World's only competition that we know of is Berjaya Group, and MAERSK is a conglomerate.

You do realize, that by your very definitions, that NONE of the countries have a big enough "local market", right?

WTF man... you're confusing Dutch "heritage" for company history. And if you choose to deny Dutch Lady as a local company, then you'd probably have realize that there are not "local companies" either. IBM, Intel, Google, Facebook are all hodgepodges of myriads of companies coming together.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dutch_Lady_Mi...dustries_Berhad

Be realistic man, and be honest.
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like i have mentioned very much before, in the local scene they are big i agree, just not that big in the international scene. but for some odd reason you keep ignoring it.

exactly my point, only a select few countries can have a big enough local market, and most of the big guns are international players. so by just focusing on the local scene, our companies wont be big enough. the point i was making which you some how another missed (considering my whole post was about it and I've repeated it time and time again) , was that

"local companies focusing on local market cannot grow large enough to fight with international big boys, if we want to fight with them we have to be an international player like they are as our local scene is too small."

nope, you got that mixed again, its in the second page

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After World War II, sweetened condensed milk was imported wholesale from its parent company in Holland via local importers and wholesalers.

1954
A trading company Friesland (Malaya) Pte Ltd, based in Singapore, was formed to market sweetened condensed milk imported from Holland in Malaya and Singapore. Among several brands was a certain Dutch Baby brand.

1963
Pacific Milk Industries (Malaya) Sdn Bhd was incorporated in Malaysia with the commissioning of a sweetened condensed milk factory in Petaling Jaya. The present site is the first production facility of the parent company.

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The factory became operational and started to manufacture sweetened condensed milk.

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Pacific Milk Industries (Malaya) was converted into a public company and became the first milk company to be listed on the Stock Exchanges of Kuala Lumpur and Selangor.

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-The name of the company was changed from Pacific Milk Industries to Dutch Baby Industries (Malaya) Berhad to avoid confusion in the trade and marketplace surrounding the name of the Company and its main product Dutch Baby Sweetened Condensed Milk.
-In line with company’s diversification programme, the Company commisioned and built an Ultra Heat Treated Milk Plant. Locally packed Dutch Baby Modified Baby Food was also introduced in the same year.


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like i have mentioned very much before, in the local scene they are big i agree, just not that big in the international scene. but for some odd reason you keep ignoring it.

exactly my point, only a select few countries can have a big enough local market, and most of the big guns are international players. so by just focusing on the local scene, our companies wont be big enough. the point i was making which you some how another missed (considering my whole post was about it and I've repeated it time and time again) , was that

"local companies focusing on local market cannot grow large enough to fight with international big boys, if we want to fight with them we have to be an international player like they are as our local scene is too small."
You still haven't addressed that the big international players are big because they're a group of companies, rather than a company. Take GM for example, at one point they didn't have a big enough "local market" to sustain itself either.

Top Glove (again... a m'sian company) is huge in terms of company size and market size. Where's the recognition there?

To you, a company or a market is only "big" if it fits your definition.

QUOTE(+3kk! @ Feb 22 2016, 03:55 PM)
nope, you got that mixed again, its in the second page
Same link
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Again... you're not seeing that Dutch Lady started off in M'sia as Pacific Milk Industries, and has grown as a Malaysian brand, not a foreign brand.

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You still haven't addressed that the big international players are big because they're a group of companies, rather than a company. Take GM for example, at one point they didn't have a big enough "local market" to sustain itself either.

Top Glove (again... a m'sian company) is huge in terms of company size and market size. Where's the recognition there?

To you, a company or a market is only "big" if it fits your definition.
Again... you're not seeing that Dutch Lady started off in M'sia as Pacific Milk Industries, and has grown as a Malaysian brand, not a foreign brand.
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You still haven't addressed that the big international players are big because they're a group of companies, rather than a company. Take GM for example, at one point they didn't have a big enough "local market" to sustain itself either.

To you, a company or a market is only "big" if it fits your definition.
Again... you're not seeing that Dutch Lady started off in M'sia as Pacific Milk Industries, and has grown as a Malaysian brand, not a foreign brand.
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i dont really know what you are going on about really, the point as i have been trying to make time and time again, is the msian market by itself wont make our companies big.

some big companies are big because they are a group of companies, some not , some sell to mainly a domestic market, orders an international one. but the crux of the matter is, we dont have the market to create a big company selling to the domestic market, like walmart, a huge local market behemoth that doesnt have much presence outside of usa.

comparatively MISC has RM10b in revenue (its also a group of companies with various interests), one of the biggest shipping companies is x5 that amount and in usd. i mean i cant say MISC is a big company against one that is 5 times larger, i dont really know how to go about it.

erm its even in your link bro

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Dutch Lady Malaysia started as Pacific Milk Industries (Malaya) Sdn Bhd in 1963 where it was commissioned to produce sweetened condensed milk in its Petaling Jaya factory. It was FrieslandFoods’ first production facility based outside of the Netherlands.


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I'm not even sure how to go about this, foreigner brought dutch baby brand into msia, setup a local production facility, listed it in msia. then holds control under a parent company, changes the name from dutch baby to dutch lady, I'm not sure how to call it msian.

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i dont really know what you are going on about really, the point as i have been trying to make time and time again, is the msian market by itself wont make our companies big.

some big companies are big because they are a group of companies, some not , some sell to mainly a domestic market, orders an international one. but the crux of the matter is, we dont have the market to create a big company selling to the domestic market, like walmart, a huge local market behemoth that doesnt have much presence outside of usa.

comparatively MISC has RM10b in revenue (its also a group of companies with various interests), one of the biggest shipping companies is x5 that amount and in usd. i mean i cant say MISC is a big company against one that is 5 times larger, i dont really know how to go about it.
So why do you consider WalMart big, but Mydin is not? If WalMart chooses not to expand outside of the US, that means the US market is too small? By your rationale a retail giant like Parkson is thus bigger than WalMart. MISC is huge by any standards, you don't compare a behemoth with an elephant and then say an elephant is small amongst all animals.

Your reasoning that "m'sia market is too small" simply holds no water. Given the number of population we have, vs the successes these companies have, I'd say m'sia is a big enough market to do a lot of things.

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erm its even in your link bro
I'm not even sure how to go about this, foreigner brought dutch baby brand into msia, setup a local production facility, listed it in msia. then holds control under a parent company, changes the name from dutch baby to dutch lady, I'm not sure how to call it msian.
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Ok I'll let you have this one, as I have already plenty of other examples of local companies that made it big.
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So why do you consider WalMart big, but Mydin is not? If WalMart chooses not to expand outside of the US, that means the US market is too small? By your rationale a retail giant like Parkson is thus bigger than WalMart. MISC is huge by any standards, you don't compare a behemoth with an elephant and then say an elephant is small amongst all animals.

Your reasoning that "m'sia market is too small" simply holds no water. Given the number of population we have, vs the successes these companies have, I'd say m'sia is a big enough market to do a lot of things.

Ok I'll let you have this one, as I have already plenty of other examples of local companies that made it big.
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Walmart has a revenue of nearly half a trillion usd, my rationale is if mydin or parson can create even 1/5th of walmarts revenue, hell they are large companies and the local market is defo big enough for them to challenge global players but a lot of our local companies cant even hit 10%.

I've already mentioned time and time again, our companies are only big locally, but internationally they are very very very very small. I'm really not sure where you are going from here, I've pretty much agreed with you that they are big domestically.

i mean what you want me to say, ignore these big sharks and claim our companies are big?? that doesnt make sense, if its big, its big, whats wrong about saying they are big and we are small?

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everything want cheap yet want high salary
thy didnt think business man will suffer
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workers got problem. bini cuti bersalin la. datuk sakit la. accident la ....
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yeah
everything want cheap yet want high salary
thy didnt think business man will suffer
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better don't waste time set up business.

case closed..

there are many better business man who treat workers well with good salary+ maintain the company well and yet able to enjoy life as usual, travelling overseas etc..

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tis i also, recently my worker not listen at me anymore after giving so many bonus
when ask him go shop ask price, his say shop close - lame reason  doh.gif
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Walmart has a revenue of nearly half a trillion usd, my rationale is if mydin or parson can create even 1/5th of walmarts revenue, hell they are large companies and the local market is defo big enough for them to challenge global players  but a lot of our local companies cant even hit 10%.

I've already mentioned time and time again, our companies are only big locally, but internationally they are very very very very small. I'm really not sure where you are going from here, I've pretty much agreed with you that they are big domestically.

i mean what you want me to say, ignore these big sharks and claim our companies are big?? that doesnt make sense, if its big, its big, whats wrong about saying they are big and we are small?
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I'm saying your claim that "msia market is too small" does not hold water. How many times I repeated already. Is WalMart coming into m'sia to kill Mydin? No. So why even compare the two on a broken scale?

Let's say WalMart makes 1 billion dollars out of 300 million people in America. That means they're making 3.3 dollars per person in America.
And if Mydin makes 100 million dollars out of 27 million people in m'sia. That means they're making 3.7 dollars per person in m'sia.

So even though you're comparing 1 billion dollars with 100 million dollars, Mydin is performing better than WalMart. That's how it should be measured. That's how telcos calculate their performance (i.e. the ARPU). The moment WalMart steps into m'sia, or Mydin steps into America, then you can start comparing the 2.

So if you take into account how well the big m'sian companies do with our "small market", I'd say they're doing pretty well. Of course, unless your intention is look at absolute numbers only, then you would be implying that our solution is just to make more babies.
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QUOTE(s2peMocls @ Feb 22 2016, 05:17 PM)
I'm saying your claim that "msia market is too small" does not hold water. How many times I repeated already. Is WalMart coming into m'sia to kill Mydin? No. So why even compare the two on a broken scale?

Let's say WalMart makes 1 billion dollars out of 300 million people in America. That means they're making 3.3 dollars per person in America.
And if Mydin makes 100 million dollars out of 27 million people in m'sia. That means they're making 3.7 dollars per person in m'sia.

So even though you're comparing 1 billion dollars with 100 million dollars, Mydin is performing better than WalMart. That's how it should be measured. That's how telcos calculate their performance (i.e. the ARPU). The moment WalMart steps into m'sia, or Mydin steps into America, then you can start comparing the 2.

So if you take into account how well the big m'sian companies do with our "small market", I'd say they're doing pretty well. Of course, unless your intention is look at absolute numbers only, then you would be implying that our solution is just to make more babies.
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QUOTE(s2peMocls @ Feb 22 2016, 04:41 PM)
So why do you consider WalMart big, but Mydin is not? If WalMart chooses not to expand outside of the US, that means the US market is too small? By your rationale a retail giant like Parkson is thus bigger than WalMart. MISC is huge by any standards, you don't compare a behemoth with an elephant and then say an elephant is small amongst all animals.

Your reasoning that "m'sia market is too small" simply holds no water. Given the number of population we have, vs the successes these companies have, I'd say m'sia is a big enough market to do a lot of things.
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Malaysian population 30 million. US population 300++ million..
if malaysian develop own apps it need at least 10 years become popular compare at US it need 3-5 years become worldwide....

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lol
his already give lame excuse, why need go force him more.
only 4.30pm, why kedai tutup?
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anyway have u lecture him on that?
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usually 5pm close
see above  rolleyes.gif
no lecture him, only sometime make a joke wei apa sai kedai tutup awal
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tis i also, recently my worker not listen at me anymore after giving so many bonus
when ask him go shop ask price, his say shop close - lame reason  doh.gif
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sometimes local workers dont understand why fix a bold nut need charge RM 40? kerja tak sampai 3 minit?
ending up local worker will pandai pandai said "FOC" " No charge"
make it worse kawtim with customer "paid to him RM 10" instead of pay RM 40 to boss. doh.gif

local very very hard to work from 10am - 8pm.. ...weekdays apa ntah lagi
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clearofis aku ok je 10am-10pm as salesman...travel sini sana sama lady boss lagi brows.gif brows.gif , tapi I dah ada experience la handle this kind of issue.


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i know some industry typical Chinese Restaurants will hire local Chinese, PRC, Myanmar, rarely i see Banglas, but their food price is rm18 per vege dish. but most F&B nowadays hire mainly Bangglas, even the restaurant manager they also hire banggla.

usually if Manager is Chinese service will be better becoz the manager will whip the workers, otherwise few customers off peak hour also service very bad.
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clearofis aku ok je 10am-10pm as salesman...travel sini sana sama lady boss lagi brows.gif brows.gif , tapi I dah ada experience la handle this kind of issue.
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u ok pasal ada experience. cara cakap. cara jalan. skill semua dah tahu. but new generation start from 2000 mostly they dont know but DONT WANT TO LEARN.
they willing quit a job and find another job. ..still not ok? quite job lagi.

last 2 weeks ago i got resume from female with age 30 she got experice change job 20 times in one MONTH!
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Malaysian population 30 million. US population 300++ million..
if malaysian develop own apps it need at least 10 years become popular compare at US it need 3-5 years become worldwide....
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That's a wrong comparison. WhatsApp came from a country with only 8.5 million people, but gained global popularity. Kakaotalk came from a country with a population of 50 million, but does not even come close to the market penetration of WhatsApp.
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QUOTE(s2peMocls @ Feb 22 2016, 05:17 PM)
I'm saying your claim that "msia market is too small" does not hold water. How many times I repeated already. Is WalMart coming into m'sia to kill Mydin? No. So why even compare the two on a broken scale?

Let's say WalMart makes 1 billion dollars out of 300 million people in America. That means they're making 3.3 dollars per person in America.
And if Mydin makes 100 million dollars out of 27 million people in m'sia. That means they're making 3.7 dollars per person in m'sia.

So even though you're comparing 1 billion dollars with 100 million dollars, Mydin is performing better than WalMart. That's how it should be measured. That's how telcos calculate their performance (i.e. the ARPU). The moment WalMart steps into m'sia, or Mydin steps into America, then you can start comparing the 2.

So if you take into account how well the big m'sian companies do with our "small market", I'd say they're doing pretty well. Of course, unless your intention is look at absolute numbers only, then you would be implying that our solution is just to make more babies.
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because when walmart ever comes in, then folks like mydin who are too small to fight start asking for protek protek. also because we dont have a lot of such companies, even if we dont swap things to usd, how many RM50b companies are there?

Usa has a population of about 300mil, we have about 30m, usa is 10 times our size. but is walmart 10 times bigger than mydin? nope, its more than a 100 times (mydin recorded revenues of only RM 2-3b). so using the same argument, walmart generates a lot more.

I'm not really sure why you are soo defiant over it, it just shows how we stand in the global scale, we are small, we have a lot of companies who sell to the local market that are smaller than 10b, thats the reality of it, thats our market.

we can agree to disagree if you want to, not that it matters to me, but i just thought it strange least for the first time in /k/ someone actually argued for msian companies.
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u ok pasal ada experience. cara cakap. cara jalan. skill semua dah tahu. but new generation start from 2000 mostly they dont know but DONT WANT TO LEARN.
they willing quit a job and find another job. ..still not ok? quite job lagi.

last 2 weeks ago i got resume from female with age 30 she got experice change job 20 times in one MONTH!
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coz ayam ada experience handle big event maaa.... cuma jadi salesman to fill time je... now ayam still degree second yr student



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because when walmart ever comes in, then folks like mydin who are too small to fight start asking for protek protek. also because we dont have a lot of such companies, even if we dont swap things to usd, how many RM50b companies are there?

Usa has a population of about 300mil, we have about 30m, usa is 10 times our size. but is walmart 10 times bigger than mydin? nope, its more than a 100 times (mydin recorded revenues of only RM 2-3b). so using the same argument, walmart generates a lot more.

I'm not really sure why you are soo defiant over it, it just shows how we stand in the global scale, we are small, we have a lot of companies who sell to the local market that are smaller than 10b, thats the reality of it, thats our market.

we can agree to disagree if you want to, not that it matters to me, but i just thought it strange least for the first time in /k/ someone actually argued for msian companies.
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Well... Mydin flourished amidst a flood of foreign super/hypermarkets, e.g. Carrefour, Tesco, Jusco, etc. Is WalMart more than 10 times bigger than Mydin? Probably. I don't deny that either. But really, we're currently picking on instances that favors our narrative. Using the same parameters, I can say that Perodua does better than GM. Or if you want to compare on absolute numbers, Maybank at one point was doing better than Chase.

When you made the statement that "m'sian market is too small", you made two errors. 1) You've grossly oversimplified the situation, 2) the oversimplification is incorrect. I can't in good conscience let such a statement go unchallenged in a public forum. So yes... of course I am defiant because someone is painting an inaccurate picture.

Even in your current retort of "how we stand in the global scale", I would say on a global scale, we're doing quite good. Not as good as we had been, or could be, but still quite good. Not that I am "arguing for m'sian companies", I am simply arguing against bad premises.
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Well... Mydin flourished amidst a flood of foreign super/hypermarkets, e.g. Carrefour, Tesco, Jusco, etc. Is WalMart more than 10 times bigger than Mydin? Probably. I don't deny that either. But really, we're currently picking on instances that favors our narrative. Using the same parameters, I can say that Perodua does better than GM. Or if you want to compare on absolute numbers, Maybank at one point was doing better than Chase.

When you made the statement that "m'sian market is too small", you made two errors. 1) You've grossly oversimplified the situation, 2) the oversimplification is incorrect. I can't in good conscience let such a statement go unchallenged in a public forum. So yes... of course I am defiant because someone is painting an inaccurate picture.

Even in your current retort of "how we stand in the global scale", I would say on a global scale, we're doing quite good. Not as good as we had been, or could be, but still quite good. Not that I am "arguing for m'sian companies", I am simply arguing against bad premises.
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walmart is more than 100 times bigger, yup you are correct, i daresay the same of tesla and 08 lehman brothers.

i wont go on coz got dinner to attend to, but just a food for thought:-

walmart is bigger than our entire GDP in 14,
Samsung is about par.
only 6 companies that hit the 50b club would be almost equal to our entire nations GDP.




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Malaysians are destroying the country with the Foreign Workers issue.

1st they want everything cheap, cheap food, cheap services, cheap houses, but to make these cheaper businessman have to reduce cost, and labor cost plays a big portion in the month expenses.

Then Malaysians themselves want High Salary, then don't want work in low class jobs, so who work in the kitchen? You think food cook themselves and fly to your tables on your own? Then when people hire local, say their price too expensive not worth it boycott go Mamak eat cheaper.

With less & less locals willing to work lower tier jobs, the demand for low tier workers increase, and since locals not willing to take the jobs, how? have to bring in from other countries, JUST LIKE SINGAPORE.

you think another 1.5million bangglas is alot? it's alot when you put them in a taman, but you count just F&B how many outlets are there just in KL? Assuming 1 outlet need 10 workers, you think 1mil is sufficient for whole Malaysia? Don't forget construction sites needs even more workers. Last time Indonesians work in the industry but now their rates has gone up contractors have no choice, Banggla workers offers the best rates now, Myanmar, Viet & Pinoys are considered expensive and they rather work in Singapore or Hong Kong.

just because people turn the issue into political issue, everyone starts shouting about Foreigner Workers issues.

now everywhere also spot check foreign workers, soon the availability for foreign workers will drop, as demand increases, business have no choice but to pay higher salary to them, and in turn, consumers have to bear the added cost, so what you will see in near future is even further price hikes on everything involving low tier worker inputs. and by canceling the addition 1.5mil work force, and existing foreign workers permit expires, demand for low tier workers will soar. And since Malaysians dislike Bangglas so much, government have to go for alternatives like PRC/Viet/Pinoy/Indons which are much more expensive, and doesn't mean they won't bring in less problems.

if you don't want foreigners to invade your country, you have to take up the local jobs la, or you expect Malaysia to hire foreigners to fill up the armed forces and defend our country should war happens?

want cheap, but don't want work, want higher salary, you do know you are contradicting yourselves?
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Malaysians are destroying the country with the Foreign Workers issue.

1st they want everything cheap, cheap food, cheap services, cheap houses, but to make these cheaper businessman have to reduce cost, and labor cost plays a big portion in the month expenses.

Then Malaysians themselves want High Salary, then don't want work in low class jobs, so who work in the kitchen? You think food cook themselves and fly to your tables on your own? Then when people hire local, say their price too expensive not worth it boycott go Mamak eat cheaper.

With less & less locals willing to work lower tier jobs, the demand for low tier workers increase, and since locals not willing to take the jobs, how? have to bring in from other countries, JUST LIKE SINGAPORE.

you think another 1.5million bangglas is alot? it's alot when you put them in a taman, but you count just F&B how many outlets are there just in KL? Assuming 1 outlet need 10 workers, you think 1mil is sufficient for whole Malaysia? Don't forget construction sites needs even more workers. Last time Indonesians work in the industry but now their rates has gone up contractors have no choice, Banggla workers offers the best rates now, Myanmar, Viet & Pinoys are considered expensive and they rather work in Singapore or Hong Kong.

just because people turn the issue into political issue, everyone starts shouting about Foreigner Workers issues.

now everywhere also spot check foreign workers, soon the availability for foreign workers will drop, as demand increases, business have no choice but to pay higher salary to them, and in turn, consumers have to bear the added cost, so what you will see in near future is even further price hikes on everything involving low tier worker inputs. and by canceling the addition 1.5mil work force, and existing foreign workers permit expires, demand for low tier workers will soar. And since Malaysians dislike Bangglas so much, government have to go for alternatives like PRC/Viet/Pinoy/Indons which are much more expensive, and doesn't mean they won't bring in less problems.

if you don't want foreigners to invade your country, you have to take up the local jobs la, or you expect Malaysia to hire foreigners to fill up the armed forces and defend our country should war happens?

want cheap, but don't want work, want higher salary, you do know you are contradicting yourselves?
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Not really. Malaysian argument on the extremely low salary on 3D sector is pretty much justified. Even if you compare dollar to dollar (assuming 1sgd equal 1MYR) salary for 3D sector in sg is still higher. I work as waiter in one restaurant in Woodland back in 2010. 8 hours, 6 days per week and I got sgd 1500.. in malaysia barely MYR1000 in 2010. My cousin on the other hand work as buruh in 2010. He got SGD80 per day (gaji daily) and since weekend HDB cannot renovate, he work 5 days per week (time vary sometimes 9 hours but not more than 10 and got few breaks) which translated about sgd1800.. so even if we take out currency different in the equation, our salary is still shittooo. mad.gif mad.gif mad.gif mad.gif

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Ok... now you're twisting facts to just your narrative. Just now you say local market is not big enough, when shown how local markets are big enough, you go and conflate them with international markets. Singaporean banks, do not serve only locals, they serve international companies, i.e. NOT local market.

Don't be shifting your goal posts now. If you want to talk about local markets, stick to local markets.

p.s. You're right, Milo is by Nestle, which is a global company. But Dutch Lady is local.
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we've been talking about how Local Companies are relying heavily on local market, we never said they are a failure, we merely state that if local economy goes bad they will suffer big because they have no income from international markets, and most of them won't be competitive in international market.

once TPPA is in effect, we will see more international big players entering Malaysia Market, sure local companies can also move in to foreign market, but can they compete against international big players? so you will see their local market share shrink more and more until they have to either merge, sell off or close shop, which will all effect local employments, don't say they hire 100% foreigners because they don't, office job still mainly locals.
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Walmart has a revenue of nearly half a trillion usd, my rationale is if mydin or parson can create even 1/5th of walmarts revenue, hell they are large companies and the local market is defo big enough for them to challenge global players  but a lot of our local companies cant even hit 10%.

I've already mentioned time and time again, our companies are only big locally, but internationally they are very very very very small. I'm really not sure where you are going from here, I've pretty much agreed with you that they are big domestically.

i mean what you want me to say, ignore these big sharks and claim our companies are big?? that doesnt make sense, if its big, its big, whats wrong about saying they are big and we are small?
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later say why gaji cikit - rage on boss
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Well... Mydin flourished amidst a flood of foreign super/hypermarkets, e.g. Carrefour, Tesco, Jusco, etc. Is WalMart more than 10 times bigger than Mydin? Probably. I don't deny that either. But really, we're currently picking on instances that favors our narrative. Using the same parameters, I can say that Perodua does better than GM. Or if you want to compare on absolute numbers, Maybank at one point was doing better than Chase.

When you made the statement that "m'sian market is too small", you made two errors. 1) You've grossly oversimplified the situation, 2) the oversimplification is incorrect. I can't in good conscience let such a statement go unchallenged in a public forum. So yes... of course I am defiant because someone is painting an inaccurate picture.

Even in your current retort of "how we stand in the global scale", I would say on a global scale, we're doing quite good. Not as good as we had been, or could be, but still quite good. Not that I am "arguing for m'sian companies", I am simply arguing against bad premises.
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without the Foreign Workers, Mydin sales will drop at least 30%. I assume you frequent Mydin to notice that.
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Not really. Malaysian argument on the extremely low salary on 3D sector is pretty much justified. Even if you compare dollar to dollar (assuming 1sgd equal 1MYR) salary for 3D sector in sg is still higher. I work as waiter in one restaurant in Woodland back in 2010. 8 hours, 6 days per week and I got sgd 1500.. in malaysia barely MYR1000 in 2010. My cousin on the other hand work as buruh in 2010. He got SGD80 per day (gaji daily) and since weekend HDB cannot renovate, he work 5 days per week (time vary sometimes 9 hours but not more than 10 and got few breaks) which translated about sgd1800.. so even if we take out currency different in the equation, our salary is still shittooo.  mad.gif  mad.gif  mad.gif  mad.gif
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did you check around the rates when you were looking for jobs in both SG & KL? because different types of restaurant have different rates. you need to compare their location/food price to check whether SG pays more dollar to dollar, for example Starbucks in Orchard vs Starbucks in KLCC.
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QUOTE(clearofis @ Feb 22 2016, 05:28 PM)
sometimes local workers dont understand why fix a bold nut need charge RM 40? kerja tak sampai 3 minit?
ending up local worker will pandai pandai said "FOC" " No charge"
make it worse kawtim with customer "paid to him RM 10" instead of pay RM 40 to boss. doh.gif

local very very hard to work from 10am - 8pm.. ...weekdays apa ntah lagi
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The worker is right. I do think business need to earn but also need to be appropriate. RM40 for one screw? Better go rob. People do balancing open 4 nuts only charge RM5. Let's say local 3x salary, RM15. Yours one nut RM40?

It's not wong to charge bulk, like you need 3 minutes to work but charge half an hour. Do you need to over charge like that?


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QUOTE(advocado @ Feb 22 2016, 06:55 PM)
without the Foreign Workers, Mydin sales will drop at least 30%. I assume you frequent Mydin to notice that.
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You're saying like other won't have to deal with higher overhead. If mydin need to fork more for locals, so do giants, tesco, aeon big, etc.

I think 99 is the more influential than mydin.

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QUOTE(+3kk! @ Feb 22 2016, 06:22 PM)
walmart is more than 100 times bigger, yup you are correct, i daresay the same of tesla and 08 lehman brothers.

i wont go on coz got dinner to attend to, but just a food for thought:-

walmart is bigger than our entire GDP in 14,
Samsung is about par.
only 6 companies that hit the 50b club would be almost equal to our entire nations GDP.
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Like I had said, you will only accept "big" if it fits your definition. You don't see me comparing m'sia to zimbabwe.

QUOTE(advocado @ Feb 22 2016, 06:55 PM)
without the Foreign Workers, Mydin sales will drop at least 30%. I assume you frequent Mydin to notice that.
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Sales will drop 30% or profit drops 30%?

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QUOTE(Hi! @ Feb 23 2016, 10:25 AM)
Every country need low level worker one, however, 1.5 million is way too many. Not all the jobs Bangla do are 3D. Many of them are waiters and cashiers as well. Doubt these are 3D jobs.
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the 3D job description only came out like this month. nobody says 3D jobs should be done by foreigners.

any jobs that locals doesn't want to do needs alternative choices.

locals don't want to be waiter & cashiers because those are low level jobs, not a proud job for them. the same thing in USA you work as waitress nobody will look up on you. and if we implement locals only for F&B your food price will rise even higher.
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inflation will soar but eventually reach equilibrium. new challenges olweis come with new opportunities. many businesses tutup from high costs means top dog suppliers way up the chain who've been raking in the cash from previous price hikes claiming high/low oil prices/ gst/ low currency n wtv other lembu sheet will be forced to clamp down on excessive pay to senior executives.

those down the chain who raise n maintain price of jiken rice to rm10 citing high staff costs will eventually face more competition as ppl will spot opportunity n in end prices stablise. more cash circulating in local economy n less ppl shovelled into paper mills.
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QUOTE(clearofis @ Feb 22 2016, 05:12 PM)
actually for me gaji for workers not so important the important is how workers do their working. i dont like when during want kerja.....
workers got problem. bini cuti bersalin la. datuk sakit la. accident la ....
same like you bought a car. but suddently car cant go start...how you feel?
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this bolded part is an issue

you're comparing a worker, a human being, to a car, a machine

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this is why people work their maids 24/7




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QUOTE(andrekua2 @ Feb 22 2016, 07:04 PM)
The worker is right. I do think business need to earn but also need to be appropriate. RM40 for one screw? Better go rob. People do balancing open 4 nuts only charge RM5. Let's say local 3x salary, RM15. Yours one nut RM40?

It's not wong to charge bulk, like you need 3 minutes to work but charge half an hour. Do you need to over charge like that?
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yup agreed, his way is a noob's way of doing business, every little tiny thing want to kira to the max, next time customer tells him to fuck off

and the thing is there are still so many businesses like this, but they will die out as society progresses
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QUOTE(ilikeweetbix @ Feb 24 2016, 01:55 AM)
yup agreed, his way is a noob's way of doing business, every little tiny thing want to kira to the max, next time customer tells him to fuck off

and the thing is there are still so many businesses like this, but they will die out as society progresses
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Bring in wallmart

I think some wallmart store even equipped with garage and mechanics.
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QUOTE(ah_suknat @ Feb 21 2016, 03:51 PM)
No body will complaint if the minister import in sexy latina or russians, eastern european to work here.
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wimminz will complain

dulu want import china doll as maid pun bising like crazy already
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QUOTE(ilikeweetbix @ Feb 24 2016, 01:45 AM)
this bolded part is an issue

you're comparing a worker, a human being, to a car, a machine

doh.gif

this is why people work their maids 24/7
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no no i dont think u understand. u bought a car expecting this car make your easy to do job. make your life better but tha fact is. .. ..
same like workers. u said u got exerpeice this and that...but when want work give a thousand of thousand reason . i already paid you at this amount now you expecting
i paid another amount for replacing your? shocking.gif

because i believe mostly bos out there hire foreigner not because gaji its a main reason. its your dedication to your job.

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