Pay warning despite economic growth
Thursday, June 2nd, 2011In the end, it will be the Malays who lose most
Malaysia is 54-years old. But to many of its citizens, the country sure doesn’t seem to be as matured as it should be. And Prime Minister Najib Razak – who at 58 is 4 years older – sure doesn’t behave his age either. His strategies have created the impression that Malaysia is little more than a flighty teenager, pimply and full of adolescent urges that destabilise public and investor confidence …
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Politics live blog – Thursday 26 May
Andrew Sparrow with coverage of all the day’s political developments as they happen 4.03pm: Here’s an afternoon summary. • Lord Hanningfield, the Tory peer, has been found guilty of six counts of expenses fraud . • David Cameron has said increasing aid to countries like Egypt and Tunisia that are embracing reform will benefit British taxpayers. “There is a real case for saying if you can secure …
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Pay warning despite economic growth
The economic recovery is unlikely to benefit ordinary workers, who could see their pay continue to flatline until 2015, a report has suggested.
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