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10/19/07
Graduation Ceremony
Dear Classmates,
The graduation ceremony is a celebration of an important decision that you have made in acquiring higher studies. It will be an opportunity once again to meet all the lecturers and SIM staffs who successfully put this programme together.We would like to encourage you to invite your family members and friends to this special occasion. The cost is $13 per adult and $6.50 per child , graduands are complementary. Please confirm your attendance via the reply slip and send it back to SIM by 9Th November 2007. kindly note that payments after the closing date will not be accepted.
if you have any queries about the graduation ceremony please contact Ms lau choor leng/Ms mary png at 62489632/62489631. We look forward to see you at the graduation ceremony!!
Date : 30Th November 2007 (Friday)
Time : 3.00-4.30pm (ceremony)
4.30pm-5.30pm (tea reception )
Dress code: Shirt with tie for men and Formal office attire for women
Venue : The grand Hall (level 4)
SIM headquarters
461 clementi road
singapore 599491
The graduation ceremony is a celebration of an important decision that you have made in acquiring higher studies. It will be an opportunity once again to meet all the lecturers and SIM staffs who successfully put this programme together.We would like to encourage you to invite your family members and friends to this special occasion. The cost is $13 per adult and $6.50 per child , graduands are complementary. Please confirm your attendance via the reply slip and send it back to SIM by 9Th November 2007. kindly note that payments after the closing date will not be accepted.
if you have any queries about the graduation ceremony please contact Ms lau choor leng/Ms mary png at 62489632/62489631. We look forward to see you at the graduation ceremony!!
Date : 30Th November 2007 (Friday)
Time : 3.00-4.30pm (ceremony)
4.30pm-5.30pm (tea reception )
Dress code: Shirt with tie for men and Formal office attire for women
Venue : The grand Hall (level 4)
SIM headquarters
461 clementi road
singapore 599491
10/6/07
HR : Malaysia imposes new ban on Bangladeshi workers: report
KUALA LUMPUR: Malaysia has imposed a fresh ban on migrant workers from Bangladesh after more than 2,000 of them were abandoned at its main international airport, a report said Thursday.
The cash-strapped workers had to be housed at Kuala Lumpur International Airport's car park without proper food and water after being abandoned by local employers.
"We will not allow any more recruitment of Bangladeshi workers," Radzi Sheikh Ahmad, home affairs minister, was quoted as saying by New Straits Times.
He added that the freeze took effect immediately.
"There have been lots of problems and headaches created by agents and employers of Bangladeshi workers," he said.
This is the third time since 1996 that Malaysia has banned the intake of Bangladeshi workers.
But Talat Mahmud Khan, counsellor for labour at the Bangladesh High Commission in Malaysia , said Dhaka would appeal against the ban.
"We are going to ask the minister to reconsider. We are requesting ( Malaysia ) to continue the process of genuine applications," he told AFP.
Talat said many of the workers stuck at the airport had already been collected by employers while others had been deported.
Almost 180,000 Bangladeshis are working in Malaysia , he said. They are mainly engaged in the agriculture and service industries.
Malaysia relies heavily on foreign workers, particularly in the construction and farming sectors. - AFP/ac
http://www.channelnewsasia.com/cna/cgi-bin/search/search_7days.pl?status=&search=malaysia&id=303792
The cash-strapped workers had to be housed at Kuala Lumpur International Airport's car park without proper food and water after being abandoned by local employers.
"We will not allow any more recruitment of Bangladeshi workers," Radzi Sheikh Ahmad, home affairs minister, was quoted as saying by New Straits Times.
He added that the freeze took effect immediately.
"There have been lots of problems and headaches created by agents and employers of Bangladeshi workers," he said.
This is the third time since 1996 that Malaysia has banned the intake of Bangladeshi workers.
But Talat Mahmud Khan, counsellor for labour at the Bangladesh High Commission in Malaysia , said Dhaka would appeal against the ban.
"We are going to ask the minister to reconsider. We are requesting ( Malaysia ) to continue the process of genuine applications," he told AFP.
Talat said many of the workers stuck at the airport had already been collected by employers while others had been deported.
Almost 180,000 Bangladeshis are working in Malaysia , he said. They are mainly engaged in the agriculture and service industries.
Malaysia relies heavily on foreign workers, particularly in the construction and farming sectors. - AFP/ac
http://www.channelnewsasia.com/cna/cgi-bin/search/search_7days.pl?status=&search=malaysia&id=303792
10/1/07
Self-help : Nohari window
The Nohari Window is a challenging inversion of the Johari Window, using antonyms of the original words. By describing your failings from a fixed list of adjectives, then asking your friends and colleagues to describe you from the same list, a grid of perceived and unrecognised weaknesses can be explored.
To start, pick the five or six words that you feel best represent your weaknesses, then ask your friend to pick 5 that suits you most from the list. This nohari window works best when the test is conducted on those friends who are closer to you.
Nohari Window
To start, pick the five or six words that you feel best represent your weaknesses, then ask your friend to pick 5 that suits you most from the list. This nohari window works best when the test is conducted on those friends who are closer to you.
Nohari Window
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