Iyo tu Ngku... kok sarobok paja tu kito sidang basamo, bilo paralu kito duduakkan di palanta ko kito basuah dulu, ndak dapek paja tu, mamak e kito basuha, baa gak tu dek ngku Saaf tu...,
rgds Dr.Saafroedin BAHAR wrote: > > > > Baa ko ha ? Alah dibayiakan urang ka Japang, dapek gaji tinggi -- Rp > 800 juta satahun atau labiah dari Rp 60 juta sabulan -- eee katiko > ado nan manawarkan gaji labiah tinggi malucuih sajo inyo pai. Sia > namonyo cingkahak tu ? Kamanakan sia tu ? > Kini, urang Japang bana-bana alah kapok ka SALURUAH urang awak, nan > nampaknyo sabana taguah mempraktekkan pepatah 'janji biaso mungkia' > dan 'kok janji ka ditapeki, dima pulo cadiak ka paguno'. Akibatnyo, > urang indak picayo lai ka kito. > Ondeeh mak ! Baa mamelokinyo lai ko ha. > Apo indak paralu dijaniahkan baliak apo norma moral dan etika nan kito > pacik berdasar ABS SBK ? > > Wassalam, > Saafroedin Bahar > (L, masuk 72 th, Jakarta) > Alternate e-mail address: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>; > [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > *Kompas, Monday, October 20, 2008 **9:20 AM*** > > *Be a member & get the benefits!* Register > <http://www.thejakartapost.com/user/register> or login > <http://www.thejakartapost.com/user> > > *Japan bans workers from West Sumatra* > > *The Jakarta Post* , Jakarta | Wed, 10/15/2008 6:39 PM | National > > The Japanese government has banned Indonesian workers coming from West > Sumatra from working in any company in that country, an official said. > > Head of West Sumatra Manpower and Transmigration Department, Zul Evi > Astar, said in Padang the decision was prompted by an incident > involving immigrant workers from Indonesia and a certain company in Japan. > > Zul said the workers had violated their contracts when they resigned > from the company that had brought them, then moved to another company > under the enticement of higher pay, which local authorities deemed an > outrageous justification. > > "The incident only involved a few immigrant workers, but the impact > will cause many to suffer, especially those wanting to work in that > country," Zul said, as quoted by /Kompas.com/ Wednesday noon. > > He said Japanese culture was famous for its work discipline and the > Japanese government found such behavior unacceptable. > > "They notified us through the Ministry of Manpower and > Transmigration," Zul said while adding the parents of the immigrant > workers were demanding the companies involved pay them compensation. > > Zul regretted the incident saying that working in Japan would serve as > a good working experience where standard pay levels reach Rp 800 > million (US$81,600) a year. (and) > > > > > > > > --~--~---------~--~----~------------~-------~--~----~ =============================================================== UNTUK DIPERHATIKAN: - Wajib mematuhi Peraturan Palanta RantauNet, mohon dibaca & dipahami! Lihat di http://groups.google.com/group/RantauNet/web/peraturan-rantaunet - Tulis Nama, Umur & Lokasi anda pada setiap posting - Dilarang mengirim email attachment! Tawarkan kepada yg berminat & kirim melalui jalur pribadi - Dilarang posting email besar dari >200KB. Jika melanggar akan dimoderasi atau dibanned - Hapus footer & bagian tdk perlu dalam melakukan reply - Jangan menggunakan reply utk topik/subjek baru =============================================================== Berhenti, kirim email kosong ke: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Daftarkan email anda yg terdaftar pada Google Account di: https://www.google.com/accounts/NewAccount?hl=id Untuk dpt melakukan konfigurasi keanggotaan di: http://groups.google.com/group/RantauNet/subscribe =============================================================== -~----------~----~----~----~------~----~------~--~---
