Ummah cina pprt singapore boleh di saman sebab meletakkan job advertisement yang racist.
Kerajaan melayu umno Malaysia bila lagi? ada tulur ka tak ada ?
The Manpower Ministry (MOM) has taken action against 10 more companies for discriminatory job advertisements.
[size=1.6em]SINGAPORE: The Manpower Ministry (MOM) has taken action against 10 more companies for discriminatory job advertisements. [size=1.6em]It said investigations found that their advertisements were not aligned with the Tripartite Guidelines on Fair Employment Practices issued by the Tripartite Alliance for Fair Employment Practices (TAFEP). [size=1.6em]The offending companies are PSC Biotech Pte Ltd, Winshire Education Centre, Dr.Ciabo Pte Ltd, Modern Pak Pte Ltd, Global Citizen Forum, Youbook Pte Ltd, Accredit HR Consultancy, Stafflink Services Pte Ltd, Sky Asia Consulting Pte Ltd, Zingmi Pte Ltd. [size=1.6em]In one case, the company had advertised for the position of a full-time teacher, indicating "preferably Malaysians with teaching experience" as a requirement. [size=1.6em]In another, the company advertised for the position of a director who must be "aged around 30 years." [size=1.6em]The ministry said the companies have been told to put up online public apologies for 30 days -- which they have done. They have also been barred from hiring new foreign workers for six months following the publication of these apologies. [size=1.6em]It is understood that the companies were informed of the offences by MOM some two months ago. [size=1.6em]This brings the total number of companies the ministry has taken action against for discriminatory hiring practices since March to 12. [size=1.6em]In March 2013, MOM took action against two companies -- Incofood Singapore and Expedia Singapore. Both companies put up public apologies as suggested by MOM. [size=1.6em]One of the ten companies, Sky Asia Consulting Pte Ltd, said the job advertisement that got it into trouble had been posted by a consultant on Facebook without the company's knowledge. [size=1.6em]Benjie Nam, who is the managing director, said: "It's hard for the head of the company to keep track of every consultant placing their advertisement on their individual Facebook page.
[size=1.6em]"New consultants who are eager to close accounts might overlook this issue... I told MOM we do not have the slightest ill-intentions to discriminate anybody in any kind of job. [size=1.6em]"I explained to MOM that since this is the first offence that our consultant did, I requested for MOM to give us a stern verbal warning instead of penalising us." [size=1.6em]Sky Asia Consulting has since implemented more stringent measures to ensure all job advertisements have to be vetted before being posted.
[size=1.6em]Under the Tripartite Guidelines, employers who advertise a position requiring a specific attribute which may be viewed as discriminatory should ensure that the attribute is indeed a requirement of the job, and state the reason for the requirement in the advertisement. [size=1.6em]For example, words or phrases that exclude Singaporeans or indicate preference for non-Singaporeans and those that exclude or indicate a preference for a certain age group or gender should not be used in job advertisements. sos tiram : http://www.channelnewsasia.com/news/singapore/another-10-companies/825718.html?cid=FBSG
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