Elaun Isa Samad RM1.8 juta setahun,
saham FGV tetap merudum...
Tindakan KWSP melepaskan semua pegangannya dalam FGV Bhd baru-baru ini mendapat ulasan dalam ruangan Starbiz akhbar The Star hari ini.
Semasa FGV disenaraikan pada tahun 2012 dulu KWSP telah menjadi pemegang sahamnya ketiga terbesar dengan pegangan 7.95%.
Tetapi atas pelbagai faktor termasuk penurunan harga sawit selain masalah pengurusan FGV tidak berjaya mengekalkan prestasinya.
Apa yang menarik dalam ulasan ini adalah perbandingan elaun yang dibayar oleh FGV kepada Pengerusi dan pengurusan kanannya berbanding syarikat perladangan yang lain.
Tan Sri Isa Samad selaku Pengerusi FGV walaupun seorang Pengerusi bukan eksekutif tetapi menerima elaun RM1.8juta setahun ataupun bersamaan RM150, 000 sebulan!
Ini sekali ganda beebanding Pengerusi Sime Darby Berhad Tan Sr Ghani Othman yang nenerima kurang RM950 000 setahun ataupun bersamaan RM79 000 sebulan
Apa peranan Isa dalam FGV sehingga perlu dibayar begitu banyak?
Presiden dan Ketua Pegawai Eksekutif FGV menerima RM2.28 juta setahun bersamaan RM190 000 sebulan!
KWSP lazimnya mahu melihat pemisahan jelas antara lembaga pengarah dan pengurusan dalam portfolio pegangannya. Lazimnya ia akan menarik diri apabila syarikat berkenaan terlalu dipengaruhi oleh keputusan politik dan ahli politik memain peranan aktif dalam syarikat.
Ternyata apa yang berlaku dalam FGV telah meyakinkan KWSP untuk melepaskan pegangan mereka.
KSWP mungkin telah membuat keputusan terbaik tetapi yang akan memikul beban dan menanggung bahana sudah pastilah para peneroka diperingkat akar umbi.
Pak Cik Mak Cik di tanah-tanah rancangan tahu tidak yang Tan Sri Isa menerima elaun sebanyak tu atas keringat dan kesusahan mereka?
Di akar umbi pelbagai masalah dan rungutan peneroka termasuklah harga hasil yang rendah, tidak terima insentif, hutang, kemudahan asas yang buruk tetapi YB Pengerusi FGV senang-senang raih RM150, 000 sebulan bersamaan RM5000 setiap hari.- bersihotai.blogspot
Pemanjat "IPOH" disaran
jadi spiderman tawan KLCC...
Ada yang berkata tindakan mereka mungkin menyebabkan kemalangan kepada pengguna jalan di bawah.
Maka fikir saya, sekiranya binaan tersebut runtuh akibat berat badan mereka (kita anggarkan dalam 40-60kg seorang) tentunya kemalangan disebabkan struktur binaan tidak kukuh atau struktur tanah yang lemah.
Tak patut mereka sahaja yang dipersalahkan sekiranya struktur binaan musnah, sedangkan papan tanda tersebut turut dipanjat pihak penyenggaraan yang bertanggungjawab menyelenggaranya.
Ada yang berkata mereka tak seharusnya membahayakan diri sendiri.
“Kita sayangkan mereka,” tulis ramai pengguna di FB.
Maka hujah tersebut juga perlu digunakan terhadap pengguna jalan raya yang melanggar had laju, tidak memakai tali pinggang keledar serta menggunakan telefon bimbit ketika memandu atau menunggang motosikal. Sedarkah kita kadar kematian jalan raya di negara ini jauh lebih tinggi berbanding negara lain di benua Asia?
Ke-2:- Adakah sebenarnya kita cemburu melihat aksi mereka yang ternyata menjadi buah mulut ribuan (atau mungkin jutaan) rakyat Malaysia?
Lapan anak muda itu memiliki kemahiran dan keberanian luar biasa. Mereka juga mempunyai “passion” melaksanakan perancangan mereka dengan teliti.
Itu perlu kita puji.
Sekiranya bakat mereka digilap, mungkin mereka kelak mampu menempa nama sepertimana Alain Robert atau Spiderman yang tersohor di serata dunia kerana kemampuan memanjat binaan tinggi termasuk Taipei 101 dan Burj Khalifa tanpa tali keselamatan.
Adakah kita mencemuh warga Perancis berusia 54 tahun itu yang mengibar Jalur Gemilang di kemuncak KLCC pada 2009, sepertimana kita mencemuh 8 remaja yang memanjat papan tanda Ipoh?
Secara peribadi, saya yang mengalami vertigo (seperti Alain Robert) amat kagum dengan 8 anak muda itu.
Ada di kalangan remaja kita yang cenderung menyertai pertandingan menyanyi. Ada pula yang dianugerahkan otak cerdik sehingga dihantar belajar ke luar negeri.
Masing-masing diberi keistimewaan tersendiri. Mungkin kita harus belajar menerima kepelbagaian remaja generasi baharu kita. Berbanding menghamburkan caci maki, mungkin mereka memerlukan empati.
Jangan dibunuh kreativiti dan semangat anak muda itu. Sebaliknya mereka perlu dibimbing agar dapat menyalurkan tenaga serta bakat mereka ke arah sesuatu yang lebih positif.
Pihak berwajib perlu menyediakan ruang dan peluang agar sukan lasak yang mereka gemari dapat dilakukan di negara ini.
Cuma, tanya mereka dahulu sama ada hobi atau “passion” mereka itu mendapat restu ibu bapa?
Itu soalan terakhir saya dan mungkin yang paling utama. - Lokman Mustafa,malaysiadreamnews
Bagi Ketua Parlimen DAP, Lim Kit Siang, meskipun menyifatkan tindakan itu sebagai membahayakan nyawa, mengenakan tindakan undang-undang terhadap mereka adalah keterlaluan, dan cukup sekadar diberi teguran dan amaran.
“Mereka tidak melakukan sebarang jenayah dan mereka tidak patut didakwa di mahkamah atas sebarang dakwaan jenayah.
“Walaupun secara teknikalnya mereka boleh didakwa mengikut Seksyen 336 Kanun Keseksaan kerana membahayakan nyawa sendiri dan orang lain, yang mana boleh dikenakan denda RM500 dan tiga bulan penjara atau kedua-duanya,” katanya dalam kenyataan hari ini.
Mengulas lanjut, Kit Siang berkata, Majlis Bandaraya Ipoh (MBI) sepatutnya memandang positif perkara tersebut dengan mengambil kesempatan itu untuk menjadikan arca gergasi berkenaan sebagai salah satu daripada ikon negeri.
“Mungkin MBI patut perkuatkan struktur arca IPOH berkenaan dan membenarkan mereka dengan keberanian melakukan aksi lasak seumpama itu memanjatnya, tetapi dengan syarat dan kebenaran oleh pihak Majlis.
“Langkah itu akan menjadikan arca IPOH sebagai satu lagi ikon ibu kota negeri Perak,” katanya. – Roketkini.com
Semalam,sekumpulan lima perempuan dan tiga lelaki berusia antara 20 hingga 24 tahun dibebaskan dengan ikat jamin polis setelah keterangan mereka diambil di Balai Polis Kampung Tawas ekoran rakaman imej yang memuatkan aksi merbahaya mereka tersebar di laman sosial. - roketkini
MACC director quit due to frustration,
cites 'spider web' laws...
Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC) director Bahri Mohd Zin has confirmed having opted for early retirement due to frustration over the SRC International Sdn Bhd case.
"There was too much money lost. l should not serve in spider web laws,” he told Malaysiakini.
Asked what he meant by “spider web laws”, he said it referred to laws that punished the small offenders, but allowed the bigger wrongdoers to escape.
However, Bahri declined to elaborate on the matter.
Earlier, Malaysiakini quoted sources claiming that Bahri, who headed the Special Operations Division retired last Friday, two years ahead of his official retirement age of 60.
Sources said a farewell party was held last month for Bahri and a number of other MACC staff who had retired were present, but he chose not to attend.
“He was dejected with what had happened to the case as similar cases like this had seen a court conviction in the past,” said a source close to the former director.
Bahri had served in the MACC as well as its precursor, the Anti-Corruption Agency, for over 30 years.
The special division he headed was formed in 2010 to investigate high-profile cases, especially those involving corruption of more than RM1 million.
SRC, which was previously a subsidiary of 1MDB and now under the Finance Ministry, came under the spotlight after RM42 million of its money was found in Prime Minister Najib Abdul Razak's personal bank account.
While MACC’s 1MDB investigations were complex and involved many overseas jurisdictions - with the attorney-general refusing to issue a mutual legal assistance to the commission to work with foreign investigators - the SRC case was clear-cut as it involved mostly local entities.
The SRC money was deposited into Najib's accounts in two transactions - on Dec 26, 2014 and Feb 10, 2015 - after being routed through two companies, Gandingan Mentari Sdn Bhd and Ihsan Perdana Sdn Bhd.
Najib has reportedly claimed to be unaware about the money from SRC, and attorney-general Mohamed Apandi Ali also cleared him of any wrongdoing in the matter. - mk
Bahri tak rela berkhidmat untuk 'sarang labah-labah'
Jangan cabar saya, kata bekas pengarah SPRM
'AG, MACC chief must explain
why SRC case not prosecuted'...
This was after Special Operations Division director Bahri Mohd Zin, 58, opted for early retirement last Friday reportedly dejected over failure to bring the case to light.
"Apandi and Dzulkifli must give an immediate, true and transparent explanation to all Malaysians on Bahri's statement.
"Otherwise, both must resign immediately for their part in the conspiracy to cover up a crime related to SRC," Haniff, who is former premier Dr Mahathir Mohamad's lawyer said.
Bahri told Malaysiakini he opted to retire because he could not serve "spider web laws" where small fries get caught but bigger players escape.
The special division Bahri headed was formed in 2010 to investigate high-profile cases, especially those involving corruption of more than RM1 million.
SRC, which was previously a subsidiary of 1MDB and now under the Finance Ministry, came under the spotlight after RM42 million of its money was found in Prime Minister Najib Abdul Razak's personal bank account. Najib also helms the Finance Ministry.
While MACC’s 1MDB investigations were complex and involved many overseas jurisdictions - with the attorney-general refusing to issue a mutual legal assistance to the commission to work with foreign investigators - the SRC case was clear-cut as it involved mostly local entities.
The SRC money was deposited into Najib's accounts in two transactions - on Dec 26, 2014 and Feb 10, 2015 - after being routed through two companies, Gandingan Mentari Sdn Bhd and Ihsan Perdana Sdn Bhd.
Bayang pun tak nampak,polis buat dont know...
Najib has reportedly claimed to be unaware about the money from SRC.
Apandi cleared the prime minister on both the RM2.6 billion found in Najib's account, which was described as a donation, and the SRC cases.
Malaysiakini reported last week that the Special Operations Division had been allegedly downsized and that six of its officers who were involved in the SRC probe were transferred out of the division.
Among those transferred was Bahri's deputy, Tan Kang Sai, thus leaving the special investigation unit without two of its top officials.- mk
The USD is already at RM4.49. The Money Changers will be quoting above RM4.50.
Super Moron and gang say economy is fine. Super Moron says our economic growth is better than the advanced countries. The people do not know that mature economies hardly generate more than 3% growth.
If the economy is so good, explain why the Ringgit is crashing?
Takkan all the money traders in the world are influenced by OutSyed The Box?
Only Obama, Putin, Dr Mahathir, Muhyiddin and maybe Trump read my Blog everyday.
More to go down. The mortal wound has been inflicted. Adios. - ostb
Nurul granted leave to challenge KL redelineation...
Isreal termasuk Peguam Negara bersungguh2
siasat PM mereka atas tuduhan rasuah...
Banjir di Kelantan/Trengganu...
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