Company only looking for Malaysian worker
November 5th, 2010 | 
Author: Kojakbt
A person by the name of Helen Ooi posted in a Malaysian forum
www.cari.com.my reputed to be the largest Malaysia community forum,
looking for an account executive from Malaysia:
http://cforum.cari.com.my/viewthread.php?tid=2104583&extra=page%3D2
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工作寻找人：Account
Exe，需要一位，工作在Sims Ave
本帖最后由 helen-ooi 于 3-11-2010 03:52 PM 编辑
我这里有间公司在找Account Executive
* 只限马公民 (PR/工作准征)
* 8.30am – 6.00/6.30pm 一到五, 8.30am – 1pm (turn 六 off)
* $1500 – $2000
* 要有会计经验，独立，有团体精神
* 工作范围：行政工作，安排运输工作，打单，有责任，跟顾客洽纳，年/月-会计报告等等
* 工作地点： Sims Ave (MRT Aljunied)
* 谢绝中介
有意者请PM我或直接联络我63650313-helen for interview.
(Translation)
Looking for: Account
Exe, one position, workplace in Sims Ave
Post last edited by helen-ooi at 3-11-2010 03:52 PM
I have a company here looking for an Account Executive
* Only Malaysian (PR/work permit)
* 8.30am – 6.00/6.30pm, Mon to Fri, 8.30am – 1pm (alternate Sat
off)
* $1500 – $2000
* Need to have accounting experience, independent, team
player
* Scope of work: administrative work, logistic arrangement,
invoicing, responsible, liaising with customers, annual/monthly
account reporting, etc.
* Location: Sims Ave (Aljunied MRT)
* No agents
Interested parties please PM me or contact me at 63650313 –
helen for interview.
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The top most question on every Singaporean’s mind after reading
this advertisement would naturally be, why is this Singapore
company looking only for Malaysian worker to fill its job position?
Are there no Singaporeans capable to do an accounting job? Perhaps
the company thinks that such talents can only be found outside of
Singapore?
In the recent Nanyang Technological University Ministerial
Forum, a final-year aerospace engineering student Lim Zi Rui,
questioned SM Goh Chok Tong about PAP’s over-liberal “foreign
talent” policy. Mr Lim said, “With all the changes in policies and
the influx of foreign talents, I really don’t know what I’m
defending any more.” He was reflecting a sentiment held by many of
his men in the SAF, who had to compete with foreigners for jobs
(http://www.temasekreview.com/2010/10/30/sm-goh-why-should-i-be-working-for-people-who-dont-feel-they-belong-over-here/).
SM Goh cleverly deflected the question by replying, “You want to
have a home. Who is going to build your HDB flat? …without foreign
workers in Singapore, would your hall of residence be built?” Few
Singaporeans will disagree with SM Goh that we need foreign workers
to do the blue collar jobs like building a HDB flat or a residence
hall. However, allowing more white collar foreign workers into
Singapore to compete with Singaporeans for PMET jobs is something
most Singaporeans would not agree with. To make matter worse, there
is no stipulated foreign quota for jobs with salaries higher than
$2500.
