REDtone Wants To Help Rural Communities

Broadband service provider, REDtone International Berhad, is committed to narrow the digital divide among the rural community, Bernama reports. Chief Executive Officer, Zainal Amanshah ,said the company wants to further expand its corporate social responsibility initiatives through its Connected 1Malaysia programme. [Read more...] Tweet This Post  Read More →

Airline Union Calls For Minimum Wage Disclosure

Bernama reports that members of the Malaysian Airline System Employees Union (MASEU) have called on all government linked companies (GLCs) to disclose their minimum wage rate. [Read more...] Tweet This Post  Read More →

Proton Malaysia Assembly Line Workers Among Lowest Paid

Proton Malaysia’s assembly-line workers are among the lowest paid in the nation, according to the Malaysian Trades Union Congress (MTUC). [Read more...] Tweet This Post  Read More →

Cars In The News

Toyota According to Reuters, Toyota Motor Corp will replace an oil hose in some 933,800 vehicles in the USA, due to the risk of a potential leak that could damage the engine if left untreated. The cars to which damage might occur are: Camry Avalon Rav4 Lexus The vehicles, equipped with V6 engines, might experience damage to the rubber portion of the... [Read more...]

Malaysia: PM Believes Private Sector Can Make A Difference

Malaysian Prime Minister, Datuk Seri Najib Razak, has called on corporate Malaysia to assist the government in transforming the nation into a high income economy through its corporate social responsibility (CSR) programmes, according to the Malaysian Insider. [Read more...] Tweet This Post  Read More →

StarBiz-ICR Malaysia Corporate Responsibility Awards 2009

Seven public-listed companies received awards in the StarBiz-ICR Malaysia Corporate Responsibility Awards 2009, held at the Nikko Hotel, Kuala Lumpur, recently. Malaysia Airports Holdings Bhd was recognised for two achievements; namely, in the environment and community categories for companies with market capitalisation of below RM1.0 billion. [Read... [Read more...]

The Greening of Putrajaya

Selangor’s No Plastic Bag Day is just one of the many new efforts at going green in Malaysia. There are now plans underway to turn Putrajaya, Malaysia’s administrative capital, into an eco-friendly city. According to a news report, the first initiative will be turning the Prime Minister’s Office Complex into a green building this year, while Putrajaya’s... [Read more...]

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