19 March, 2012

Indonesia has already say a big "NO," let's just get over it

Its like reading a comic book, then we realized it was today's newspaper

Some people are simply THICK SKIN and have the guts to ask for the impossible

To be exact, it's like asking someone to hand over their wallet

The headline says, "One maid for one chore" with minimum wage of $700

For a moment, we thought it was a joke that made up by the Indonesian Labor Minister

Then again, newspaper only publish facts and figures

Finally, we have to accept that this man is not a joker

His demand is so great that many find it hard to accept his proposal

Indonesia has been a lousy neighbor

If you read my past posting, I don't have to elaborate any deeper

Many of their people are world class blood sucker

Although I must say there are also good people

Throwing such demands opens to 2 possible answers

Are they trying to rob us when we are desperate for workers?

Or are they just trying to ask us to get lost and not negotiate with them any further?

Whichever the outcome, this proposal is not working to our favor

Perhaps its time for us to source from others places

Since our sincerity is not being appreciated

No point begging the Indonesian authority as its a waste of time and resources

Let them send their people to anywhere they desire

Better still, let us not depend so much on foreigners

Let us try to hire a local

Especially retired people such as Mak Cik and Aunties who are still capable

It's still worthwhile to pay them a little higher

In view of the enormous sum of upfront charges

That Malaysians would have to pay before the service even render

The "warranty" is not completely cover

More so, the period of validity is so short that its working against the employer

Enough is enough, Malaysians are not beggars

Why should we keep up with those who are unreasonable?

Its time we teach the Indonesians to be more well manner

By not giving into their crazy and wild ideas

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