ChinesePress:Msians prefer to work in Singapore than migrate
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always are.
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Originally posted by ArJoe:
Malaysia too dangerous too many shooting cases thats why..their pay also very low..my cousin lecturer in uni only 4k rm sia
Their cost of living is lower than Singapore. With that rm4 k a month is sufficient unless he doesn't know how to budget. About shooting cases..well..their border near thailand no open sea separate them so its easier to smuggle...about murder cases...there are many too in Singapore now. Knife stabbing and gang assault incidences in Sg..are many too. In Malaysia, at least they have a mandatory minimum salary for locals and foreigners alike....in Singapore nothing. -
I'm not surprise about Malaysian Chinese prefer to stay in Malaysia rather than Singapore. They only want to make money and then go back to Malaysia. Many of them asked when they got a job in Singapore, "Can I apply for PR status in Singapore? How to apply for PR?" Work for a few decades in Singapore, save/make money and then retire in their own country of Malaysia or open their own business in Malaysia.
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Malaysians are smarter than Singaporeans..
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Originally posted by iLoveForums:
My mum's a malaysian , she work in sg and wanah go back to Malaysia for retirement.
A wise plan. -
Sg got 50 cent bandung.
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Originally posted by charlize:
Sg got 50 cent bandung.
ya make your own bandung. -
Originally posted by zulkifli mahmood:
I’m not surprise about Malaysian Chinese prefer to stay in Malaysia rather than Singapore. They only want to make money and then go back to Malaysia. Many of them asked when they got a job in Singapore, “Can I apply for PR status in Singapore? How to apply for PR?” Work for a few decades in Singapore, save/make money and then retire in their own country of Malaysia or open their own business in Malaysia.
Yup, I have malaysian friends doing just that...Singapore is too stressful and everything is very expensive...especially housing and cars...
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Originally posted by Demon Bane:
Yup, I have malaysian friends doing just that...Singapore is too stressful and everything is very expensive...especially housing and cars...
yeap for Malaysians house and car very important. hmmm...do you know that there are many Malaysian Chinese working in the account depts especially in SMEs in Singapore? -
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Originally posted by zulkifli mahmood:
Malaysians are smarter than Singaporeans..
okay i rest my case - seriously
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Most of the automobile workshops in Singapore employs Malaysian Mechanics plus Malaysian car polishers.
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Many Malaysians work in the retail industry in Singapore as retail assistants/sales assistants/cashiers/promoters/beauty consultants/supervisors and managers in many shopping malls in downtown and outside town area.
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Its easier to hire Malaysians than other country nationalities because there is no security bond of 5000 dollars when companies in Singapore hire Malaysian workers. Other foreign nationalities need to have security bond of 5000 dollars when companies in Singapore hire them. Malaysians make up the most foreign workers in Singapore.
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For Singaporeans to work in Malaysia, RM5000 security bond is needed and a monthly levy. Whereas for Malaysians to work in Singapore there is no need of security bond but only monthly levy. If you ask MOM why is it so...they will never answer you...I've no idea either...I reckon is TOP SECRET...lols.
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No surprised. I used to have Malaysian Chinese colleagues in my previous work place. I noticed that they all shared the same 'value' : They despised working hard, and will not do OT unless it is 'necessary'. And if they see any one hardworking type, they will either laugh at you or in serious case pass remarks like they are going to 'beat' you up.
Another interesting thing I know is that some malaysian chinese who work in Singapore does not know that gamble is illegal in Singapore unless maybe some 'kind' local enlightened them. In fact, they told me that in Malaysia, where they work, if they have the free or break time, they will spend it on gambling although in Johor, gambling is 'officially' been banned and not even casino is allowed there. I also know that some of the Malaysian chinese will go to Singapore Turf Club at Kranji to try their luck since it quite near Woodlands and the Causeway.
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Originally posted by M the name:
No surprised. I used to have Malaysian Chinese colleagues in my previous work place. I noticed that they all shared the same 'value' : They despised working hard, and will not do OT unless it is 'necessary'. And if they see any one hardworking type, they will either laugh at you or in serious case pass remarks like they are going to 'beat' you up.
Another interesting thing I know is that some malaysian chinese who work in Singapore does not know that gamble is illegal in Singapore unless maybe some 'kind' local enlightened them. In fact, they told me that in Malaysia, where they work, if they have the free or break time, they will spend it on gambling although in Johor, gambling is 'officially' been banned and not even casino is allowed there. I also know that some of the Malaysian chinese will go to Singapore Turf Club at Kranji to try their luck since it quite near Woodlands and the Causeway.
If you work in a department where the majority are Malaysians and you are the only Singaporean working in that department....they will gang up, conspire against you and bully you. -
Originally posted by Craptalkone:
okay i rest my case - seriously
Singaporeans are not stupid but the Singapore Government is stupid. -
Originally posted by zulkifli mahmood:
If you work in a department where the majority are Malaysians and you are the only Singaporean working in that department....they will gang up, conspire against you and bully you.
Singaporeans also the same what, you think just because we are "fellow" singaporean, bullying wouldn't happen meh? Just look at the local job ads for example, every description for 'fellow' Singaporean would be something like : need 'n' year of experience, 'had to commited long hours', 'previous applicants need not apply again'. But for foreigners, all the above term doesn't not seen to matter because the rea$on is quite obvious. -
yeap...now they are getting smarter...many local employers too never even mentioned whether Singaporeans, SPRs, Malaysians or foreigners can apply for that posts. They let the applicant call them and discreetly tell the caller to come down for interview. Should you be bullied by those Malaysians working in your department...don't be scare to tell them off politely but firmly. Usually it works and they will not dare to bully you.
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Many Malaysians work in factories in Singapore. Some even work only for 15 days a month and they still can afford to buy a car for themselves in Malaysia.
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Many Non-Malay Malaysians are working as Prison Warders and Security Officers in Singapore. They love the jobs and power given to them besides monetary returns.
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Originally posted by zulkifli mahmood:
Many Non-Malay Malaysians are working as Prison Warders and Security Officers in Singapore. They love the jobs and power given to them besides monetary returns.
to whack people?
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How is the job market now?
Can find job easily?
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There are many Malaysians working at PSA Terminals as Prime Movers, Conemen, Ship Traffic Controllers (Sierra), Wharf Operation Supervisors (WOS), Quay Crane Operators, Yard Crane Operators, Controllers, Safety Officers and Technicians. They are mostly SPR and work permit holders. They earned from gross salaries of S$2000 to S$4000 (sometimes S$5000) per month working 8 hours or 12hours shift plus allowance, overtime pay and incentives. Its hard work and at the end of the month when they received their salaries, they have a big wide smile on their faces.