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| BN won today’s poll by just 1725 votes, recouping spoilt votes which contributed to its defeat in Election 2008, but failing to convincingly bury a strong PR. Earlier today, Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin had set a target of winning by up to 6,000 votes as observers had noted that BN needed to win big after pulling out all the stops during the campaign to justify Najib’s personal involvement and its pork-barrelled spending. |
| The ruling coalition had thrown everything and the kitchen sink at the campaign in an attempt to to put it on track to recovery after a string of by-election defeats since Election 2008. BN had lost in all by-elections in the peninsular since 2008, except for its stronghold of Bagan Pinang in Negri Sembilan, which it retained in a by-election last October. In today’s vote, Kamalanathan obtained 24,997 votes while Zaid received 23,272. The results suggest BN and PR are still neck and neck in the battle for support from Malaysians, particularly in the peninsular. http://www.themalaysianinsider.com/lite/ |
JAKARTA - Rakyat Indonesia digemparkan dengan satu klip video di laman web YouTube yang menunjukkan seorang budak kecil merokok sambil bercakap lucah, lapor beberapa buah akhbar semalam.
Video selama tiga minit yang dipercayai dirakamkan di kediaman kanak-kanak itu di Jl Nusakambangan No 19 C, Malang, Jawa Timur, dimuat naik pada Ahad lepas dan ditonton sebanyak 1,200 kali sebelum ditarik balik tiga hari kemudian kerana melanggar syarat penggunaan YouTube.
Laman itu menunjukkan seorang budak lelaki berusia sekitar empat tahun dikenali sebagai Sandy W, menghisap sebatang rokok dan menghembus asap berbentuk cincin sambil menjawab soalan daripada beberapa orang dewasa.
Sandy berkata, dia mahu menjadi seorang pencuri apabila dewasa dan wang yang diperoleh akan digunakan untuk melanggan pelacur di Dolly, sebuah rumah pelacuran popular di Surabaya.
Bapanya, Mulud, 50, menyatakan Sandy mula merokok sejak berusia satu setengah tahun dan budak itu tidak mengendahkan laranganya supaya berhenti merokok.
Sementara itu, kumpulan aktivis hak kanak-kanak mahu polis melakukan siasatan supaya mereka yang bertanggungjawab mengajar perilaku negatif kepada budak itu dihadapkan ke muka pengadilan. - Agensi
FRANKFURT 2 April - Malaysia diiktirah sebagai antara 10 destinasi pelancongan terbaik dan termurah dunia bagi warga Eropah, menurut majalah Yahoo! Travel versi bahasa Jerman.
Turut disenaraikan termasuk Thailand, India, Sri Lanka, Mexico, Croatia, Bulgaria, Turki, Mesir dan Hungary.
Menurut majalah tersebut lagi, keindahan Pulau Langkawi, Kedah turut mendapat pujian kerana pantainya yang panjang dan pasir yang putih serta keindahan batu karang.
Laman pelancongan Yahoo! turut dipetik sebagai berkata, himpunan flora dan fauna yang ada di negara ini turut menarik minat pencinta alam semula untuk menjadikan Malaysia sebagai pakej pelancongan.
"Perbelanjaan percutian anda adalah rendah, kehidupan di sini (Malaysia) sangat murah,” kata laman pelancongan Yahoo!. - Bernama
Tip #1 -- Get Your Job Search Essentials in Order
For your part-time job, you're going to need an up-to-date resume, a computer with a high-speed Internet connection, and a telephone. In finding part time employment, your focus should be more on finding something that fits into your schedule and abilities, than finding something in your ideal field.
Avoid noisy places when making phone calls and setting up interviews. When you get a call from potential employer, you don't want to sound unprofessional. Similarly, you definitely don't want to lose your current job while searching for your part-time position, so it's probably best to avoid any activities related to your job search at your current place of employment. Do not use your office phone number or your office e-mail for your job search activities (more on this below).
It helps to find a secluded place where you can do your research, free from interference or interruption. A good spot to go is a public library, especially if you have a laptop and can find a good study space that allows the use of cellphones or has a nearby area where you can talk on the phone.
Tip # 2 -- Set Up Email Accounts
You will need to set up a separate e-mail account exclusively for your job search activities. Many employers monitor corporate email activity, so just because you sent something from your "private" account doesn't exactly mean it's private.
Free accounts are available from any number of online service providers such as Google, Yahoo! and Microsoft. Be careful when logging on to a public computer: set up your account on a trusted machine and be sure to sign out of your email account if you leave the machine even for a moment.
Now that you have your resume perfected and free of errors, write a polite letter of introduction that can be modified for any position before beginning your job search. Many job candidates do not get a position because of a single misspelling on their resume or contact information.
Planning your search is as important, if not more important, than anything else you will do to find a new position. You can submit your resume to 1000 positions as a part-time welder, but if there is no welding experience on your resume, you will not get a single call, because a computer search for welder never saw your name. The only part-time jobs to which you will get any response are for those requiring no experience. It follows that if you are looking for a job requiring certain experience; your well-crafted, well-written and typographically correct resume must effectively display your previous experience and qualifications.
Tip #3 -- Use Online Resources
Job-search websites are an important tool for viewing and sorting through thousands of job listings online. Understanding how these sites work, what jobs they list, and what jobs they don't list is very important. Job search engine sites, such as monster.com and careerbuilder.com have millions of listings for positions. Websites such as indeed.com and simplyhired.com also exist that amalgamate jobs from multiple search engines, all in one convenient location.
Aside from the general sites, there are a number of vertically targeted job search engines that specialize in particular fields, kinds of jobs, and compensation. Try searching Google for "your town job board" (e.g. "New Jersey job board") or "industry job board" (e.g. "construction job board").
Find an online job board that works well for you and use it. It's important with these websites that you make sure your searches are very specific in their geographical location, as well as in the category of positions you're searching.
Also think about schedule. If your current position requires you to work in an office during the day, a retail position on the weekends or restaurants in the evening will make the most sense for you. Narrow down your job search to find only those that match your availability.
Tip #4 - Get Your Name Out There
Searching online and applying online is only half the battle. Networking is a crucial part of every job search, and can greatly expedite your search. Always have a copy of your resume with you and call or email everyone you know to see if they know of any positions for you. Most jobs never appear on the job search engines. When networking with someone, don't forget to ask the person for referrals to other contacts and don't forget to thank everyone who helps you or tries to help you (even if their leads wind up as dead ends).
Another positive about having your resume out there is that a recruiter might see it and offer you a full-time position. Instead of having to juggle two jobs, you might find a new job better than the one you are currently at.
Tip #5 -- Stay Positive
Be confident in your abilities, and don't be dejected if you don't find what you're looking for right away. Before you get the "welcome aboard," chances are you will be turned down by many people and computers. Don't take this personally -- there is always a job out there for you, so move on to the next opportunity.
Tip #6 -- Be Persistent
Keep posting to job boards and keep networking; persistence and diligence are the keys to success. Do not slow down your search just because you got an interview. Keep going until you have a job you are pleased with that pays what you want and fits your schedule. The best time to look for part-time opportunities is when you are already employed. Keep looking until you land a part-time position that meets your needs and pays your bills.
If an "OK" part-time position comes along, grab it. You can still continue searching for better opportunities.
Tip #7 -- Keep Your Guard Up
The only negative to adding your resume to job boards attracts a host of junk mail, dishonest offers, false offers, and advertisements for unneeded or unwanted services.
Follow this rule: if you receive an offer for anything other than a specific position with specified wages and specific hours, treat it like trash. If the person contacting you is offering you an "opportunity" or "help with your resume," be wary, because it is more likely an opportunity for them, not you.
Want a service to help with your job search? Try temp agencies. A great list of New York temp agencies can be found here - http://www.allny.com/jobs/temping.html - on AllNY.com. You can also sign up for a free temp job newsletter for updates on part-time openings in the New York area.
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When searching for a job, you must begin with the end in mind. Job placement success does not happen by magic, but by making smart, strategic moves to make sure you find the right fit for your interests and abilities.
This is especially important when looking for a part-time job, because whether you're working to get initial experience, for a little extra cash, or to re-enter the job market, you want a job that you can do and do well; and you want some level of satisfaction from it. Whatever your reason for seeking a part-time job, there are a couple of general ideas to keep in mind during the stages of the job search process.
Become the Purple Cow
The purple cow is a marketing concept that says in order for companies to compete in the marketplace, they must have some sort of unique selling proposition to get buyers' attention. The same principle applies to a part-time job search. There are probably dozens of other candidates, if not hundreds, applying for the same jobs that you are.
So how does your application NOT end up in the recycle bin? You must begin by doing an inventory of your skills, capabilities and interests. What unique qualities can you bring to the job? What are your strengths? What evidence do you have of these strengths in action? Once you know your capabilities, figure out your motivation for seeking part-time employment. Then, look for jobs that will match your needs and interests.
Jobseeker, P.I.
Before you apply, check the company out. Do a little research online and then ask around to see if anyone has ever heard of the company to learn more about their reputation. How is the work environment - formal or casual? How do they treat their employees? Do they offer any incentives for working there beyond a paycheck? If they are a chain or franchise, how does the location you'd be working in measure up with other locations nationwide?
Who Are You?
Different people seek part-time jobs for different reasons. Some want an employee discount while others want an opportunity to socialize and make new friends, and some want to broaden their skills. Even with a general understanding of why you want the job, depending on where you are in life and your motivation for part-time employment, there are specific factors to consider.
Teenagers
If you're trying to find a company that offers part time jobs for teens, you are likely working to save up for a specific item (such as a car), for extra spending cash, or to set aside money for your college education. When looking for a job as a teenager, keep these ideas in mind as you initiate your job search:
If you want a part-time job as a college student you are likely looking for an opportunity to expand your budget now that you're paying your own bills. But keep in mind, you could also get a job related to your field of study to gain real world experience. When looking for part-time employment as a college student, keep these ideas in mind:
Most retirees return to the job force for one of three reasons: boredom, to explore a hobby, interest or passion, or to supplement their retirement income. In 2005, Career Journal, a supplement to the Wall Street Journal, reported that seven million retirees had left their jobs only to eventually return to the workforce. But before your dive into your new part-time job, consider the following:
Many nine-to-fivers have interests outside of their existing job. If you find yourself in this category, you may be looking for a part-time job that will give you a break from your daytime routine to explore your hobbies. And some folks need to supplement their income short-term or even long-term. Whatever the reason, when you are in the throws of your part-time job search, don't forget:
If you are a mom returning to the workforce the transition from overtime mommy to part-time job is no easy task. Whether you are just getting your feet wet to figure out if you want to return to the workforce full time, you want to explore a hobby, or you are needing to contribute to you family's cash flow, keep these ideas in mind:
Heather Moose is the Marketing Manager for Snagajob.com, the nation’s largest site for hourly full- and part-time job listings, with more than 117 million annual job searches. Headquartered in Richmond, Virginia, Snagajob.com was started in 1999 to connect hard-working people with great hourly employment. For more information, visit: http://www.snagajob.com
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