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Hilang pekerjaan akibat perniagaan ditutup berikutan penularan wabak pandemik Covid-19 Abdul Halim Mansor, Presiden Kongres Kesatuan Sekerja Malaysia (MTUC) AGENSI berita rasmi Malaysia Bernama melaporkan lebih 30,000 pekerja dalam industri perhotelan di seluruh negara hilang pekerjaan susulan penularan pandemik Covid-19.  Presiden Kongres Kesatuan Sekerja Malaysia (MTUC), Abdul Halim Mansor memberitahu Bernama , lebih 10,000 lagi diminta bercuti tanpa gaji dan lebih 6,000 dipotong gaji. Dari 18 Mac hingga 27 Mei lalu, katanya, MTUC melalui Covid-19 Helpdesknya menerima 383 aduan pemotongan gaji, 186 kes pembuangan kerja, 37 aduan dipaksa bercuti, 54 kes cuti tanpa gaji dan 17 kes berkaitan penguatkuasaan perintah kawalan pergerakan (PKP). Beliau berkata, bagi memastikan kelangsungan hidup bekas pekerja hotel itu, kerajaan perlu menghentikan kebergantungan terhadap pekerja asing dan mengutamakan rakyat tempatan bagi mengisi kekosongan kerja. Katanya, kerajaan harus menggubal pelan in

  Amerika Syarikat tamatkan hubungan dengan Pertubuhan Kesihatan Sedunia (WHO). Peruntukan dana disalurkan ke negara-negara lain.  Presiden Amerika  Donald Trump    Gambar oleh Associated Press AGENSI berita rasmi Malaysia Bernama melaporkan bahawa agensi berita Xinhua , semalam, Sabtu 30 Mei 2020, memetik Presiden Donald Trump sebagai berkata Amerika Syarikat (AS) "menamatkan" hubungan dengan Pertubuhan Kesihatan Sedunia (WHO). "Hari ini kami akan tamatkan hubungan dengan WHO dan menyalurkan dana ke negara lain di seluruh dunia yang memerlukan bantuan kesihatan awam," kata Trump pada sidang media di Rumah Putih, pada hari Jumaat, 29 Mei 2020. Awal bulan Mei, Trump mengutus surat kepada Ketua Pengarah WHO, Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus , antara lain mengancam akan memotong dana secara kekal dan "mempertimbangkan semula keanggotaan" jika badan antarabangsa itu tidak memberi komitmen terhadap "gesaan mengenai penambahbaikan dalam masa 30 hari." Trump

During his second tenure as 7th prime minister, Dr Mahathir had disappointed many people.   But don't forget, the 95-year-old is a political master, super strategist, grand designer and unpredictable. You asked for it... FORMER prime minister Dr Mahathir Mohamad had challenged PPBM Bersatu president Muhyiddin Yassin to sack him. And Muhyiddìn, his former lieutenant and the current Malaysian  Prime Minister did exactly that.   Mahathir’s successors – Abdullah Ahmad Badawi and Mohd Najib Abdul Razak – did not dare sack their former boss.   At the most, Najib regime only dared to harass Mahathir’s wife, 91-year-old Siti Hasmah, by interrogating her in 2018 for participating in an “opposition demonstration”. Congratulation Muhyiddin Yassin!   You have booted Mahathir Mohamad from Bersatu (PPBM), the party that he co-founded in 2016.   Mahathir, who was the party’s chairman, was fired yesterday along with 4 other Bersatu MPs for not supporting Muhyiddin’s backdoor  government. B ut ther

Dr M fights back like an angry tiger, wrote Joceline Tan Perikatan Nasional led by Muhyiddin Yassin IF the rumours swirling the whole of yesterday had come true, the country would be left with a hung Parliament today. A minister and a deputy minister were supposed to announce that they were crossing over to join Dr Mahathir Mohamad’s camp. It was supposed to have happened at 5pm, but 5pm ticked by with no sign of them or any word from the pair. For a while, the fate of the Perikatan Nasional government seemed to be in the hands of Minister in the Prime Minister’s Department Mohd Redzuan Md Yusof and Deputy Works Minister Dr Shahruddin Md Salleh . For days, there had been speculation that Camp Mahathir had promised to make Mohd Redzuan the next deputy prime minister, while Dr Shahruddin was offered a full ministership apart from “remunerations”. The pair have not personally quashed the rumours, although Mohd Redzuan’s political secretary has denied that his boss had called for any pre