Requirements for Accounts Exec:
- Min qualification: Degree/Diploma in Accountancy.
- Male/female
- minimum of 2 years experience in Auditing or handling full-set of accounts.
- Knowledge in SQL Accounting is an added advantage.
- Able to commence work immediately is an added advantage.

Requirements for Accounts Clerk:
- Min qualification: STPM and LCCI Cert.
- Male/female
- minimum of 3 years experience in handling full-set of accounts.
- Knowledge in SQL Accounting is an added advantage.
- Able to commence work immediately is an added advantage.

All resume (with expected salary) to be submitted together with a recent photograph (nf) to:

1. recruit@elysseemgt.com.my
Please state “Accounts Clerk” or “Accounts Clerk” at the email Title/Subject)

or

2. The Human Resource Manager
No.56 & 58, Jln Presiden F U1/F
Accentra Glenmarie, 40150 Shah Alam
(Please state position applied at the top left of the envelope)

RESUME WITHOUT CURRENT SALARY & EXPECTED SALARY, WILL BE REJECTED. CLOSING DATE AT 3PM, MONDAY, 10 OCT 2011.

Mechanical BCS Technician (2 kekosongan)
Gaji: RM 1,200
Tempat: Precint 3, Putrajaya.
BOLEH MENYERTAI KAMI SECEPAT MUNGKIN.

Syarat-syarat wajib:-
• Sijil Mechanical Engineering (construction & building maintenance) • pengalaman bekerja: sekurang-kurangnya 2 tahun.
• Faham tentang Mechanical & Building Control System seperti BAS, CMMS, Fire Fighting & Fire Alarm System, Elevators, Building Electrical System, Air-Conditioning System, Plumbing Works & Building Services

Hantarkan Resume (CV) anda beserta foto anda yang terbaru ke:

1. recruit@elysseemgt.com.my
(Sila nyatakan “Mechanical BCS” pada Title/Subject email anda)

atau hantar sendiri ke:-

2. The Human Resource Manager
No.56 & 58, Jln Presiden F U1/F
Accentra Glenmarie, 40150 Shah Alam
(Sila nyatakan jawatan yg anda pohon disudut penjuru kiri sampul surat anda)

RESUME TANPA MENYATAKAN GAJI SEKARANG & JANGKAAN GAJI TIDAK AKAN DIPERTIMBANGKAN.

Electrical Engineer – Procurement(1 vacancy)
Location: Glenmarie, Shah Alam.

Job Requirements:
-Minimum Degree in Electrical Engineering
-At least 2 year(s) of working experience in procurement/purchasing.
-Required skill(s): MS Office, AutoCad -Proficiency in written and oral English & Bahasa Malaysia is absolutely essential
-The incumbent has to be a strong communicator, have outstanding negotiating skills, able to establish & grow quality business contacts with supply vendors, be able to budget the purchase of products with the company’s best interests in mind.

All resume (with expected salary) to be submitted together with a recent photograph (nf) to:

1. recruit@elysseemgt.com.my
Please state “Procurement Engineer” at the email Title/Subject)

or

2. The Human Resource Manager
No.56 & 58, Jln Presiden F U1/F
Accentra Glenmarie, 40150 Shah Alam
(Please state position applied at the top left of the envelope)

RESUME WITHOUT CURRENT SALARY & EXPECTED SALARY, WILL BE REJECTED.

Setakat ini hanya ini sahaja hotel-hotel yang berusaha untuk mendapatkan pengiktirafan Halal dari JAKIM. Bila la hotel-hotel lain nak follow? Apa-apa pun kita sebagai pengguna harus bersatu dan boikot hotel-hotel yang tidak ambil peduli untuk mendapatkan lesen Halal. Bagi diorang sedar sikit…

The Israeli army killed one man on Wednesday morning after spotting a group of people, some of them armed, apparently attempting to infiltrate through the border from Egypt, some 40 kilometers away from Eilat.
The army added that soldiers spotted eleven individuals, and opened fire at them after they failed to stop.

Initial sources revealed that at least one person was killed and that his body was located on the Egyptian side of the border.

The sources added that several persons managed to escape, and at least one of them threw his weapon and ran away. The Israeli army started examining sacks that were found at the scene.

The army is also investigating whether the attempted infiltration is drug related or an attempt to attack Israel.

Israeli Ynet News reported that the area is question is frequently used by smugglers to smuggle goods, drugs and in some cases women into Israel.

Israel claims that several groups have carried out numerous attempts to infiltrate through the Israel-Egypt border and that the army foiled dozens of attempts in 2009.

This article was taken from International Middle East Centre. Please click here to read more on Palestine news.

Ah Beng wants to buy a TV set. He goes to a shop.
Ah Beng: “Do you have color TV ?”… See More
Salesgirl : “Yes !”
Ah Beng: “Give me a green one, please”

Ah Beng is filling up an application form for a job.
He supplied the information for the columns on Name, Age, Address etc.
Then he comes to column on “Salary Expected”, but he is not sure of the question.
After much thought, he writes ” Yes ”..

The OIC owes its basic foundation to Palestine: it was established with a commitment to restore Palestinian rights and to locate its head office in Jerusalem. Instead, however, the OIC might have done more harm to the Palestinian cause. In the early 1970s the OIC adopted numerous resolutions declaring “jihad” with the aim of restoring Palestinian rights; but within a decade Palestinians were left alone to fight Israeli occupation. OIC resolutions had no impact in actions of its member countries. The Palestinian leadership became frustrated with the treatment that they received from Arab and Muslim countries. During the Israeli invasion of Lebanon in 1982 in a bitter statement the Palestinian leader Yasser Arafat said, “It [PLO] was besieged for 88 days in Beirut while no one extended any help or support. It was then besieged in Tripoli — a joint Arab-Israeli blockade while neither Arab nor Muslim moved a finger.” However, since then the Palestinian leader began to compromise. He agreed to accept only 22 percent of historical Palestine for Palestinians. But the Palestinian leader refused to give up when Palestinians were asked to give up their claim to Jerusalem and the right of refugees to return. Ultimately the Palestinian leader paid the price with his life: he became a victim of slow poisoning. During the years of Yasser Arafat’s retreat from original Palestinian demands, Hamas slowly emerged championing the Palestinian cause. And now the people of Gaza are paying the price for supporting Hamas. Why did the people of Gaza support Hamas? Well, a counter question may be raised what has the PLO and the Palestinian Authority really gained by forfeiting their genuine rights? Even in 2010 the Israelis are building new settlements in the 22 percent of the land of original Palestine that the Palestinians are seeking. Is there an end of Israeli expansion? Don’t the Palestinians have the right to exist? Israeli behavior does not provide any reason to be optimistic. That is why the role of the world community has become so important in this issue. If the world community gets involved in securing dignity of the Palestinian people, the situation will definitely improve. Israel must be persuaded to civility. And the OIC may be able play a role in it.

So far only a small segment of the world community has been involved. The initiative for sending aid to Gaza originated with a few NGOs in which couple of Turkish and Malaysian NGOs and some international peace activists have played a prominent role in organizing the effort. However the Israeli action has forced the Turkish government to get involved. No other OIC country has been reported to have been actively involved in supporting Turkey on the issue. Why? Is this a Turkish issue? In fact because of non-involvement of other OIC countries some Western journalists are already suggesting that Turkey has been pursuing a policy of neo-Ottomanism, and aspiring to gain a leadership role in the region and in world affairs. Is this a concrete thesis? Does this make sense? Will 21st century human consciousness allow empire-building endeavor by any single entity? In fact, in our opinion, more OIC countries should get involved on the issue in order to refute this thesis. It is not a Turkey vs. Israel issue, it is not an issue of regional rivalry either; nor is it an issue of Muslim-Jewish rivalry. It is an issue of human dignity and of universal human rights; this is an issue of human consciousness of the 21st century.

The UN Security Council has already demanded that a “prompt, impartial, credible and transparent investigation” of the event. This is very important for gaining confidence in Israel’s civility. This is important because commenting on the raid the Israeli ambassador to the U.S., Michael Oren, has admitted on National Public Radio that, “The particular ship that did encounter the violent incident was simply too large to stop by nonviolent means, the other ships were not, and that is one of the reasons they were towed safely to port.” Does this justify the shooting and murdering of so many unarmed peace activists at a very close range? An impartial investigation to the incident, therefore, is a must.

Here one should note the language of the UNSC resolution: Why have traditional friends of Israel in the UNSC put so many qualifications such as – prompt, impartial, credible, and transparent – to this investigation demand? This is because of the lack of trust that Israel has created. In 1949 when Israel was granted UN membership after being rejected once earlier, it was asked to assure the world body of the right of return of Palestinian refugees to their homeland. Israel accepted the condition but never fulfilled the UN demand. It has also failed to produce credible results from earlier investigations involving Palestinians and other neighboring countries. Israel’s actions have established that it doesn’t only distrust neighboring countries, it doesn’t also believe in stationing of international troops in conflict zones. Israel has a long history of distrusting international mediators. In 1948 some of its prominent leaders were involved in the assassination of the first UNSC mediator the Swedish Red Cross Chief Count Bernadotte who had saved many Jewish lives from Hitler’s concentration camp. The Count was assassinated only because Israel did not approve his proposal to divide Palestine between Palestinians and Israelis. Israel has also rejected two recent reports on Gaza; one by the reputable judge Richard Goldstone of South Africa, and the other by eminent professor of international law Richard Falk of the United States; both from Jewish background. How can the world community trust an Israeli inquiry into the matter? Here one must also clarify a point: the issue is not related to the Jewish community, it is related to the state of Israel, and Turkish Prime Minister has rightly pointed out that the Israeli action constitutes state terrorism. An international investigation into the matter is essential for world peace. And as the second largest international organization the OIC should take the lead in following up the UN resolution and persuading the rest of the world in the regard.

Why should the OIC take initiative in achieving this goal? This is because the OIC has a responsibility toward the people of Gaza which it has so far failed to fulfill. The OIC must go beyond issuing statements of condemnation. Although it has managed to send several truck loads of humanitarian aid to Gaza during the past years, those were just drops in the ocean. The OIC has so far failed to persuade member state Egypt not to participate in blockading Gaza. It must not leave Turkey alone in handling the issue. It must persuade other OIC countries to come forward and shoulder this noble and compassionate cause. Leading OIC countries such as Malaysia and Saudi Arabia must take more responsibility in this critical juncture of human history. And they should do this not just for the sake of the people of Gaza; they should do this for their own sake, and for the sake of humanity. If necessary the OIC should organize thousands and hundreds and thousands of ship loads of aids for Gaza in a single convoy. Let the whole of humanity join this noble effort. Let this be a joint effort of governmental and non-governmental international organizations. Let NGOs from all over the world get involved; let more Nobel peace laureates get involved in the world peace convoy. Let the whole world express solidarity with the people of Gaza.

http://www.just-international.org/index.php/israeli-banditry-on-the-high-sea-options-for-the-oic.html