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Rasanya dah lama ambo tidak menulis dlm blog nie…teringin menulis pasal kereta plk….hehe,tahun 2013 dijangka menjadi tahun popular wat syarikat Toyata Malaysia dengan pelancaran kereta Vios mirip camry…memang cute n sporty model terbaru nie…harap2 harga kereta nie tidak mahal sangat dan mampu dimiliki oleh semua orang pendapatan sederhana…ambo pun teringin juga pakai kereta nie….hehehe..pihak toyata thailand sudah lancar model nie di negera mereka…banak blog kereta di malaysia memperkatakan isu kereta model nie…sama-sama lah kita tunggu n tgk kehebatan kereta model terbaru nie…

Sejak beberapa tahun yang lepas, pihak berkuasa telah mengambil tindakan dengan mematikan akses kepada beberapa laman perkongsian, dan kini kelihatan beberapa laman tempatan turut hadir dibawah pemerhatian pihak mereka.

Daripada apa yang dilaporkan oleh Hollywood Reporter, seorang belia berusia 27-tahun dikatakan telah ditahan disebabkan perkongsian pautan muat-turun fail-fail berhakcipta pada laman SYOK.org. Ia turut dikatakan belia tersebut berkemungkinan adalah salah seorang pentadbir di laman SYOK.org yang sedia mempunyai ratusan ribu pengguna.

Pada laman SYOK.org hari ini, ia kelihatan pentadbirnya telah pun membuang forum khas untuk perkongsian digital, dan sebaliknya mengubah arah tuju kepada bentuk perbincangan dan komuniti.

Laman websites yang terjejas akibat ini antaranya ddmf,jieazzmovie,teamhanna. Ini web yang selalu saya guna untuk mendownload movie….

Sumber:http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/news/malaysian-police-crack-down-piracy-426841

ambo terbaca satu artikel ni tapi xtau la betul salah ker x?ambo mahu mengajak anda semua berfikir adakah betul atau sebaliknya melayari facebook waktu pejabat….

MALACCA: Civil servants and staff of government-linked companies (GLCs) surfing social media or engaging in personal matters during working hours may be categorised as having committed corruption, said the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC).

“For instance, if a person spends three hours during his or her stipulated working hours for personal tasks, it can be deemed a form of corruption as the Government trusts and pays its employees to fully utilise the working period to complete tasks relating to the respective jobscope,” said MACC deputy chief commissioner Datuk Sutinah Sutan.

This also applied to those who surfed Facebook or other forms of social media, as such actions could be considered as straying from their job specifications, she said after witnessing the signing of the corporate integrity pledge by Kumpulan Melaka Berhad (KMB) at a hotel here yesterday.

KMB is the first state government agency to sign the pledge aimed at creating a business environment free from corruption and upholding anti-graft principles.

Chief Minister Datuk Seri Mohd Ali Rustam was the guest of honour at the event.

Sutinah said the act of engaging in other personal tasks during work hours could be considered as contravening the employment contract and culprits could face disciplinary action if initiated by respective disciplinary boards.

She noted that although such offences were not covered under the MACC Act, the commission could advise the disciplinary board on the types of actions to be meted out against errant staff of such government departments and GLCs.

Meanwhile, Sutinah confirmed that the commission had started screening general election candidates following the request from both Barisan Nasional and the Opposition.

Meanwhile, Cuepacs president Datuk Omar Osman urged civil servants to give priority to their duties during working hours.

“While social media is a good way to encourage people to be more tech-savvy and updated on current affairs, civil servants should dedicate their work hours to their respective ministry, department or agency,” he said.

He also proposed a proper mechanism to define what websites, if surfed by a civil servant during working hours, could be considered straying from their job specifications.

“There should be clear guidelines, not only for the workers to understand what actions can be penalised, but also for the disciplinary committee to determine what is within the job scope and what is not,” he said.

MALACCA: Civil servants and staff of government-linked companies (GLCs) surfing social media or engaging in personal matters during working hours may be categorised as having committed corruption, said the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC).

“For instance, if a person spends three hours during his or her stipulated working hours for personal tasks, it can be deemed a form of corruption as the Government trusts and pays its employees to fully utilise the working period to complete tasks relating to the respective jobscope,” said MACC deputy chief commissioner Datuk Sutinah Sutan.

This also applied to those who surfed Facebook or other forms of social media, as such actions could be considered as straying from their job specifications, she said after witnessing the signing of the corporate integrity pledge by Kumpulan Melaka Berhad (KMB) at a hotel here yesterday.

KMB is the first state government agency to sign the pledge aimed at creating a business environment free from corruption and upholding anti-graft principles.

Chief Minister Datuk Seri Mohd Ali Rustam was the guest of honour at the event.

Sutinah said the act of engaging in other personal tasks during work hours could be considered as contravening the employment contract and culprits could face disciplinary action if initiated by respective disciplinary boards.

She noted that although such offences were not covered under the MACC Act, the commission could advise the disciplinary board on the types of actions to be meted out against errant staff of such government departments and GLCs.

Meanwhile, Sutinah confirmed that the commission had started screening general election candidates following the request from both Barisan Nasional and the Opposition.

Meanwhile, Cuepacs president Datuk Omar Osman urged civil servants to give priority to their duties during working hours.

“While social media is a good way to encourage people to be more tech-savvy and updated on current affairs, civil servants should dedicate their work hours to their respective ministry, department or agency,” he said.

He also proposed a proper mechanism to define what websites, if surfed by a civil servant during working hours, could be considered straying from their job specifications.

“There should be clear guidelines, not only for the workers to understand what actions can be penalised, but also for the disciplinary committee to determine what is within the job scope and what is not,” he said.

MALACCA: Civil servants and staff of government-linked companies (GLCs) surfing social media or engaging in personal matters during working hours may be categorised as having committed corruption, said the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC).

“For instance, if a person spends three hours during his or her stipulated working hours for personal tasks, it can be deemed a form of corruption as the Government trusts and pays its employees to fully utilise the working period to complete tasks relating to the respective jobscope,” said MACC deputy chief commissioner Datuk Sutinah Sutan.

This also applied to those who surfed Facebook or other forms of social media, as such actions could be considered as straying from their job specifications, she said after witnessing the signing of the corporate integrity pledge by Kumpulan Melaka Berhad (KMB) at a hotel here yesterday.

KMB is the first state government agency to sign the pledge aimed at creating a business environment free from corruption and upholding anti-graft principles.

Chief Minister Datuk Seri Mohd Ali Rustam was the guest of honour at the event.

Sutinah said the act of engaging in other personal tasks during work hours could be considered as contravening the employment contract and culprits could face disciplinary action if initiated by respective disciplinary boards.

She noted that although such offences were not covered under the MACC Act, the commission could advise the disciplinary board on the types of actions to be meted out against errant staff of such government departments and GLCs.

Meanwhile, Sutinah confirmed that the commission had started screening general election candidates following the request from both Barisan Nasional and the Opposition.

Meanwhile, Cuepacs president Datuk Omar Osman urged civil servants to give priority to their duties during working hours.

“While social media is a good way to encourage people to be more tech-savvy and updated on current affairs, civil servants should dedicate their work hours to their respective ministry, department or agency,” he said.

He also proposed a proper mechanism to define what websites, if surfed by a civil servant during working hours, could be considered straying from their job specifications.

“There should be clear guidelines, not only for the workers to understand what actions can be penalised, but also for the disciplinary committee to determine what is within the job scope and what is not,” he said.

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Assalamualaikum…..

Ambo baru saja pakai skybox f3 ni…mesti best la dapat tgk full channel xtro…..termasuk channel first & best yang dibuka pada hujung minggu saja…

Apa yang anda perlukan?

1. Piring Satelite Xtro (Guna piring satelite sedia ada jer )
2. Internet Connection - Unifi/Streamyx / P1 /
                                          - Mobile Broadband (kena ada 3g router)
                                          -Stabil
3. Perlu ada 1 port di Router untuk disambung ke SKYBOX F3.
4.Atau boleh guna Wifi(mesti ada adapter wifi skybox atau tp-link tl-wn727n)

utk maklumat lanjut leh la komen….

Kepada sesiapa yang belum ada telefon bimbit pintar yang berumur 21-30 tahun dengan pendapatan sebulan tidak melebihi RM 3,000.00 dan pelajar juga boleh memohon pakej ini. Jangan lepaskan peluang baik ini..

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