Archive for November 17th, 2008

Welcome Japan to Recession

Zul • November 17th, 2008 • All Around The World

Japan has officially entered the recession after the Japanese Cabinet’s office confirmed today that the country’s economy has contracted for its second successive quarters.
Japan’s gross domestic product, GDP, has fallen by a further 0.4 percent, slipping the country into the inevitable predicament, as many analysts have predicted before. In a way, the recession announcement is [...]



Employees Robbing Their Own Bank

Zul • November 17th, 2008 • Career

“Employees should not waste time in the office as this is akin to stealing. Stealing from your own company is a bad thing.”
This is probably a good advice from a company’s management to their staff.
But certain people go beyond being bad to being criminals, literally robbing cash from the bank they are working with.
Worse still, [...]



Workers Beginning To Leave Wall Street

Zul • November 17th, 2008 • Career

As the recession looming, the New York’s Wall Street is slowly losing its reputation as a reputable center of economic and provider of jobs and employment opportunity to local and foreign talents.
Many of the employees are beginning to desert the city to start a new life somewhere else, including both laid off people as well [...]



Nurses Can Get Higher Salary

Zul • November 17th, 2008 • All Things Malaysia

Nurses in Malaysia now can get higher salary, especially for those who decide to further their studies in degrees and masters.
The Health Minister, Datuk Dr. Liow Tiong Lai told that nurses with degrees will be able to earn salary with a grade range between U41 to U54.
At the moment, the highest salary grade for nurses [...]