Examples of using Shamsuddin in English and their translations into Malay
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Shamsuddin and Yaakup 14.
Solahuddin Shamsuddin.
Jins Shamsuddin passed away at 81 years old.
Negara Datuk Ahmad Fadil Shamsuddin His Majesty.
Shamsuddin responded:“That means RM5 billion is likely to be remitted back to their respective countries.
In 2012 Mokhzani Mahathir merged his Kencana Petroleum with SapuraCrest,run by childhood friend Shahril Shamsuddin.
At the same time, Shamsuddin said, hiring slowed significantly this year with only necessary positions filled.
Narayan Menon(Rayirath Raybooks Publications)the Hon Secretary and Encik Abdul Latif bin Shamsuddin(Longman Malaysia) the member of the Committee.
Shamsuddin said if the business aspect was removed from foreign worker recruitment, the demand for them would not be as high as 1.5 million.
Malaysian Employers Federation executive director, Shamsuddin Bardan was quoted as saying,“Working long hours does not make you a good employee.
Shamsuddin deems the increase as a motivation to all involved in providing the best service to the people in their respective areas.
No refugees who come after a certain date should be allowed to work so thatthe country won't be overrun by Rohingya refugees,” Shamsuddin told BenarNews, an RFA-affiliated online news service.
Shamsuddin said the number of refugees was much higher, claiming that 150,000 Rohingya were in Malaysia and had no legal access to jobs.
The secretary of the ministry's Paddy and Rice Industry Division, Shamsuddin Ismail, said the country produced 73% of its rice needs and the rest was met with imports under long-term contracts 35.
Shamsuddin said all industries were affected by the increasing cost of employing foreign workers, given predictions of a gloomy economic outlook in 2016.
The RCIIIS did not have any word of praise for the consistency of political leaders like Mahathir,Harris Salleh and Aziz Shamsuddin who gave testimony for the“other side” of the story about‘Project IC'.
In an interview with Chinese daily Sin Chew, Shamsuddin said the national holiday has been approved by the federal government under Section 8 of the 1951 Public Holidays Act.
Shamsuddin said getting more locals to work these jobs would also boost the economy as locals would spend their money here, while foreign workers would not spend as much.
Zain Political Secretary to Minister of Home Affairs Sayed Amir Muzakkor Sayed Mohamad PoliticalSecretary to Minister of Health Shamsul Najmi Shamsuddin Political Secretary to Minister of Agriculture and Food Industries Samad Jambri Political Secretary to Minister of Foreign Affairs Abd.
Shamsuddin echoed similar views, saying that it was now a necessity for employees to be reachable anytime of the day, whether it was outside work hours on while they were on holiday.
Besides the increase in costs borne by employers, Shamsuddin said the move also did not help the country's international image as Malaysia would be perceived as adopting discriminatory practices.
Shamsuddin added that if they excel, along with additional qualities like good communication skills, don't be surprised the employers themselves give a pay rise within a short time.
MEF executive director Shamsuddin Bardan was quoted as saying that the way to push for higher-income levels was not by basing it on a minimum wage but by increasing employee productivity and performance.
Shamsuddin agreed, saying that the government must look at reducing reliance on foreign workers and instead ensure jobs at supermarkets and restaurants were taken up by locals.
Shamsuddin said even if the purported suspension of labour supply was true, there would be no significant short-term effect, provided the Myanmar workers already here are not pulled back immediately.
Shamsuddin also added that the federal government rarely announced holidays under Section 8 of the 1951 Public Holidays Act, unless it is the passing of a royal figure or head of state.
Shamsuddin suggested that the government help employers cover the extra costs of the additional 30 days of leave, through protection from the Social Security Organisation or the Employment Insurance Scheme(EIS).
Shamsuddin told The Malaysian Insider that the figure, obtained from the Human Resources Ministry, covered employees from various key sectors, including oil and gas, banking, retail and manufacturing.
Shamsuddin said that at present, the ability of businesses to pass on costs to consumers was limited due to an increased price of goods but if costs go up, businesses would have little choice but to increase prices of goods and services.
Shamsuddin said that this is because the last increase done in 2011 needs to be reviewed to be in line with the increase in duties, regardless of time and expense, for the people represented and the increasing cost of living.
