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Nama 12 hotel bertaraf antarabangsa dikesan larang pekerja bertudung akan dideda
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air mani aku pancut masuk longkang
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mana Boleh...ini Bumu Melayu ISle
HAk kami nak kerja mana pon
Janji syariah kami tak diabaikan..
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membaziaq ja buang merata mcm tu...
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leylapple replied at 16-11-2017 12:05 PM
i think certain hotel kut yang tak nak imej bertudung due to their front desk uniform...
and as ...
soalan:mengapa dijadikan peraturan...kalau tidak menyusahkan? |
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takde menyusahkan sapa2 pun sebelum ni...
tiba2 jer isu nie diketengahkan..
dah lama dah front office guna uniform mini skirt..
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true
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i wonder hotel kat mekah sana tu ada ker pompuan keja front desk?
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ya betul..
aku dulu nak try.. tapi awal2 dah inform.. x leh pakai tudung...
okaylaaaa
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haishhh still not answering and tak paham la ko nih...fefeeling entitled sgt...pffffttt
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keh keh keh
sekejap faham sekajep tiada faham... 
kan senang kalau lu mengaku bodoh..
baru Allah bagi nampak dan bagi pandai....
baru tak merasa fefeling urban dan bijak
baru boleh serah diri pada yang Maha Pandai
baru boleh nampak Allah juga yang beri, Allah juga yang buat
Baru benar kalimah aku naik "SAKSI"
Islam itu mudah..yang payahnya iktikad
keh keh keh
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12 hotel bertaraf antarabangsa dikesan
Larangan pekerja wanita bertudung di bahagian hadapan
Zulaikha Zubir Ahmad
20 November 2017 3:00 AM
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KUALA LUMPUR 19 Nov. - Majlis Perhubungan Rangkaian Kesatuan Sekerja Antarabangsa Malaysia (UNI-MLC) mengenal pasti 12 hotel bertaraf antarabangsa serta lima dan enam bintang di kawasan Lembah Klang yang mengamalkan polisi larangan bertudung terhadap pekerja wanita.
Presidennya, Datuk Mohamed Shafie BP Mammal berkata, beliau membuat kajian selama tiga bulan bagi mengesan kesahihan berkenaan polisi yang diperkatakan dan aduan yang dibuat pekerja hotel terlibat.
“Saya meminta Kementerian Sumber Manusia bertindak dengan lebih agresif dalam menyelesaikan isu ini kerana aduan pernah dilaporkan kepada mereka sebelum ini.
“Pihak kementerian tersebut boleh membuat serbuan ke atas hotel yang dilaporkan, hal ini sudah bersangkut paut dengan diskriminasi agama yang diamalkan pekerja tersebut, sekali gus me­langgar Perlembagaan Persekutuan,” katanya kepada Utusan Malaysia, di sini hari ini.
Beliau berkata, dalam kajian yang dilakukan itu, pihaknya memeriksa kontrak perkhidmatan pekerja hotel terlibat, jelas tiada polisi dan prosedur operasi standard (SOP) yang menyatakan larangan bertudung.
“Kita bukan hendak mencari salah siapa, tetapi majikan juga perlu menghormati budaya dan agama yang diamalkan pekerja mereka.
“Saya sangat memahami dengan prinsip dan etika bertaraf antarabangsa yang dibawa hotel tersebut, tetapi perlu ada ruang dan pilihan kepada pekerja untuk memilih kod etika pemakaian yang bersesuaian dengan masyarakat Malaysia,” katanya.
Mohamed Shafie berkata, pihaknya akan membuat sidang akhbar untuk mendedahkan de­ngan lebih jelas berkenaan 12 hotel itu, jika pihak kementerian tidak dapat menyelesaikan isu tersebut dan tidak ada pengakuan majikan hotel terbabit.
Artikel Penuh: http://www.utusan.com.my/berita/ ... 56433#ixzz4yyoPaYRj
© Utusan Melayu (M) Bhd
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mari negara isele, kena ikut caro isele la bodo weh |
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memeque20 replied at 20-11-2017 09:52 PM
12 hotel bertaraf antarabangsa dikesan
Larangan pekerja wanita bertudung di bahagian hadapan
La.. ugut je ke? Ingatkan dah published |
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sedih tgk isele di mesia
kalu di brunei .... sultan kata A ...semua wajib ikut ...tak ikut you get out from my country ... thats it
di mesia ? sapa yg kontrol ? sedangkan kalo nak compare komposisi kaum bagai ...sama lebih kurang je ... nk bagi alasan apa lagi ? |
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Hotel 5 & 6 bintang kan? So apa impak kalau didedahkan? |
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kerunai replied at 20-11-2017 06:04 AM
mari negara isele, kena ikut caro isele la bodo weh
Kan.... kalau umat islam masuk negara kapir buat lah cara japir kan .... |
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Itu laen......laennnnnnn. Hahahahahaha
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Padan muka hotel2 ini. You want to do business here....live by our culture. |
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Edited by memeque20 at 21-11-2017 09:10 AM
Study: By 2050, seven out of 10 Malaysians will be Muslims
In numbers, there will be over 32.7 million Muslims out of the projected 45.2 million population in 2050, compared to around 18 million out of 28.4 million in 2010. ― File picKUALA LUMPUR, April 3 ― Muslims are expected to make up 72.4 per cent of Malaysia’s population in 2050, compared to just 63.7 per cent in 2010, according to the latest study by Washington-based pollster Pew Research Center, which cites a high fertility rate among adherents as one of the key reasons behind the boom.
In numbers, this means there will be over 32.7 million Muslims out of the projected 45.2 million population in 2050, compared to around 18 million out of 28.4 million in 2010.According to the report titled “The Future of World Religions”, Malaysian Christians will stay at just 9.4 per cent of the population in the next nearly 40 years, while all other religions will see their share of the populace shrinking.
The biggest decline will be with for Malaysia’s Buddhists, who will make up an estimated 10.8 per cent of the country’s population in 2050, compared to 17.7 per cent in 2010. “In many other countries with large Buddhist populations, the Buddhist share of the population is expected to decline in the decades ahead, because Buddhists tend to be older and have fewer children than non-Buddhists,” Pew said in its report The projected decline of Buddhist and Hindu populations stemmed mostly from their population growth rate, with Malaysian adherents of the two faiths having less than two children in their lifetime, with a fertility rate less than 2.1.In comparison, Malaysian Christians and Muslims have a fertility rate of between 2.5 and 3.49 on average The report pointed out that Islam is the fastest growing religion in the world, owing to its adherents’ comparatively youthful population and high fertility rates.
By 2050, the number of Muslims globally will be nearly equal to Christians ― currently the biggest religion ― and is poised to take over as the world’s biggest by 2070.
“Globally, Muslims have the highest fertility rate, an average of 3.1 children per woman – well above replacement level (2.1), the minimum typically needed to maintain a stable population,” said the report.
The report also pointed out that in 2010 Muslims have the most share of population younger than 15 at 34 per cent, compared to 30 per cent with Hindus and Christians at 27 per cent.
“These bulging youth populations are among the reasons that Muslims are projected to grow faster than the world’s overall population and that Hindus and Christians are projected to roughly keep pace with worldwide population growth,” the report suggested.
Despite that, the report projected that only three million people will convert from their religions into Islam, compared to the 61.5 million of people that will leave their religions to become atheists, agnostics, or the unaffiliated ― mostly from Christianity.
In terms of population however, the unaffiliated will shrink from 16 per cent to 13 per cent in the next 40 years as most of them are heavily concentrated in places with low fertility rates and aging populations, such as Europe, North America, China and Japan.
The report also showed a significant increase of Muslims in neighbouring Singapore, from 14.3 per cent in 2010 to 21.4 per cent in 2050 ― replacing Christianity as the island state’s second largest religion after Buddhism.
The rise in population share among Muslims and Hindus in Singapore will mostly be contributed to migration from Malaysia and India, the report said.
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Post time 16-11-2017 12:52 PM
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