Perdana Menteri Datuk Seri Najib Tun Razak hari ini mengumumkan empat perkara yang bakal dinikmati kira-kira 40,000 pegawai dan kakitangan di bawah tujuh agensi Badan Berkanun yang Diasingkan Saraan (BBDS) tidak lama lagi.
Ia melibatkan penubuhan Dana Pencen bagi kakitangan di bawah BBDS, pemberian imbuhan tetap perumahan, pemberian bayaran sagu hati tamat perkhidmatan dan penyelarasan caruman Kumpulan Wang Simpanan Pekerja (KWSP)majikan mengikut tempoh perkhidmatan.
"Pelaksanaan Dana Pencen ini ialah melalui jumlah potongan caruman KWSP dibahagi kepada dua - separuh dimasukkan ke dalam caruman KWSP dan separuh lagi dicarum kepada Dana Pencen - Bila bersara nanti akan dapat keluarkan caruman KWSP dan dapat juga pencen," katanya, lapor Bernama.
Pengumuman Najib disambut tepukan gemuruh kira-kira 8,000 pegawai dan kakitangan yang hadir pada Perhimpunan Perdana BBDS bersama Perdana Menteri di Pusat Dagangan Dunia Putra.
Tujuh agensi di bawah BBDS ialah Lembaga Tabung Angkatan Tentera (LTAT), Bank Simpanan Nasional (BSN), Lembaga Hasil Dalam Negeri (LHDN), Pertubuhan Keselamatan Sosial (Perkeso), Kumpulan Wang Simpanan Pekerja (KWSP), Tabung Haji dan Perbadanan Hal Ehwal Bekas Tentera (Perhebat).
Mengenai penyelarasan sumbangan majikan kepada caruman KWSP, Najib berkata: "Semakin lama pekerja berkhidmat, maka semakin tinggi caruman KWSP majikan kepadanya."
Pengumuman itu selaras dengan empat tuntutan sama yang diperjuangkan BBDS sejak 2009 dan hasil perjumpaan mereka dengan Najib di Putrajaya pada 22 Februari lepas.-MK
Monday, March 25, 2013
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ReplyDelete"Idea mencampuradukkan sistem sosialis dan pasaran bebas ialah suatu yang inovatif, tetapi kita teruskan untuk lebih inovatif," katanya dalam ucap utama bertajuk 'Kekuatan dalam Inovasi: Bagaimana Untuk Kekal Kompetitif dalam Dunia yang Pesat Membangun' di Pusat Dagangan Dunia Putra (PWTC)
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ReplyDeleteCisco System's Director, Public Sector Programmes (Asean), James Yong, said governments are facing major transitions driven by global political, economic and environmental turbulence.
"As society and citizens become more discerning, their demand on their government and state services will become stronger.
ReplyDelete"The explosion of data through increasing bring your own device (BYOD) adoption and mobility has had a significant impact on consumer behaviour, the information technology sector, service providers and the economy," he said at a media briefing on "Internet of Everything".
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ReplyDeleteHe said soon it will also have a strong impact on how the government engages with its civil servants, citizens and the public.
ReplyDeleteYong said Cisco has been helping various Malaysian government agencies, using cost optimisation to drive transformation and gain more value from technology investments.
He said to address these challenges and improve government administration and public sector services, the government needs to establish a connected government ecosystem comprising new business and technology architecture.
ReplyDelete"Internet of everything is a situation where the connection of devices and things through the network will ensure that information can be turned into actions that create new capabilities, richer experiences and unprecedented economic opportunity for businesses, individuals and countries," he added.
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ReplyDeleteAccording to Cisco's Internet Business Solutions Group, there are over 12.5 billion devices connected to the internet, but 99 per cent of 'things' in the world are still not connected to the internet.
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The International Performance Review (IPR) panel has encouraged the cultivation of Economic Transformation Programme (ETP) among civil servants to ensure the achievements and transformation process are made sustainable.
ReplyDeleteThis way, the responsibility could be transferred progressively from the Performance Management and Delivery Unit (Pemandu) to public services.
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ReplyDeleteThese were among the recommendations submitted by the IPR panels in the 2012 Annual Report of the ETP by Pemandu released today.
ReplyDelete"The Malaysian government should also reduce the complexity of reporting results and focus on the main KPIs (key performance indicators) which illustrate the transformation progress to help the public understand the overall objective and whether they are being met," it said.
One of the panel members, Fairfax Group President Michael Hershman said the ETP being implemented in Malaysia differed from other transformation programmes in the world, particularly in terms of the use of technology across the initiative.
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ReplyDeleteMeanwhile, Washington DC-based Carnegie Endowment Senior Associate, Dr Yukon Huang said Malaysia should be very open to encourage foreign direct investment.
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ReplyDeleteThe panel comprised 10 international experts to assess the scope, effort and results of the ETP by providing fair valuation while ensuring that Malaysia would sustain its momentum in the course of its transformation.
Overall, the panel concluded that there was a correlation between the significant increase in private and public investments last year with the ETP, particularly through the work of infrastructure projects such as Mass Rapid Transit (MRT).
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ReplyDelete"We note that the overall KPI achievement indicates that the momentum of the programme has been sustained," it added.