Ilustrasi Uang Rupiah. ANTARA FOTO/Adeng Bustomi

Bandung - Pengusaha lulusan Universitas Indonesia, Fithor Muhammad, menantang beri gaji Rp 20-30 juta bagi lulusan baru (freshgraduate) di perusahaannya. Tantangan itu terkait kabar penolakan gaji 8 juta rupiah oleh seseorang yang mengaku lulusan baru dari almamaternya.

Kantor Huawei. Foto: Reuters

Ilustrasi negosiasi gaji. Shutterstock.com

Jakarta - Setiap orang tentu berharap untuk mendapatkan upah kerja atau gaji yang besar. Entah ini pekerja yang baru lulus kuliah ataupun mereka yang sudah sangat berpengalaman.

Ilustrasi surat lamaran kerja/resume. Shutterstock

SitindaonNews - Saat melamar kerja, surat lamaran menjadi salah satu hal terpenting. Banyak orang mencoba menggambarkan dirinya sebaik mungkin dalam lembar lamaran mereka. Namun tahukah Anda, ternyata kebanyakan orang tak sadar bahwa apa yang dilakukannya justru membuat para penerima kerja berpendapat sebaliknya.

Komisi Pemberantasan Korupsi (KPK) kembali membuka program rekrutmen “Indonesia Memanggil” (IM) untuk mencari calon sekretaris jenderal.

Dalam seleksi ini, KPK membuka kesempatan pada WNI yang berstatus sebagai Aparatur Sipil Negara (ASN) ataupun non-ASN yang memiliki kepakaran, integritas dan komitmen tinggi dalam mendukung pemberantasan korupsi.

NASA melakukan studi bed rest untuk melihat bagaimana manusia beradaptasi dengan bobot tubuhnya. Dok. Istimewa.

Jakarta - Dibuka Lowongan Kerja dengan Gaji Rp 263 Juta, syaratnya Cuma Tidur. Penasaran?

Karyawan sedang merapikan susunan safe deposit box (SDB) di Cabang Plaza Mandiri, Jakarta, Senin, 5 November 2018. Bank Mandiri menyiapkan fasilitas SDB sebagai alternatif tempat penyimpanan aset berharga, seperti logam mulia atau dokumen berharga. TEMPO/Tony Hartawan

TEMPO.CO, Jakarta - Di era disrupsi teknologi, jumlah karyawan perbankan dilaporkan terus menurun dalam tiga tahun terakhir ini. Bahkan, jumlah karyawan bank besar seperti PT Bank Central Asia Tbk. juga mulai turun sejak 2017 setelah terus meningkat pada tiga tahun tahun sebelumnya.

PT Bank Negara Indonesia (Persero) Tbk. pun dalam kondisi yang sama. Hanya dua bank pelat merah, yaitu PT Bank Mandiri (Persero) Tbk. dan PT Bank Rakyat Indonesia (Persero) Tbk., yang masih konsisten menambah jumlah karyawannya dalam tiga tahun terakhir.

TEMPO.CO, Jakarta - Sudah melakukan yang terbaik, tapi lamaran pekerjaan masih ditolak perusahaan? Bisa jadi, ada beberapa kesalahan yang Anda lakukan tanpa disadari. Kesalahan itu bisa saat wawancara kerja atau curriculum vitae atau CV.

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REKRUTMEN TENAGA AHLI SEKRETARIAT NASIONAL PENCEGAHAN KORUPSI (SETNAS PK)

Troops loyal to Libya's internationally recognized government are seen in military vehicles as they prepare before heading to Sirte, on the outskirts of Misrata, Libya, July 18, 2020. /Reuters

SitindaonNews.Com | Sudanese forces arrested around 160 people on the border with Libya who were en-route to the war-torn neighboring country to work as "mercenaries," a state-linked paramilitary group said Sunday.

"The joint security forces stationed at the Sudanese-Libyan border arrested 160 people who were going to work as mercenaries to fight in Libya, including two foreigners," Sudan's Rapid Support Forces (RSF) said in a statement.

The RSF is led by Mohamed Hamdan Dagalo, a leading member of Sudan's transitional ruling council.

"Sending Sudanese to fight in Libya as mercenaries is unacceptable," said General Jaddo Hamdan, the RSF's commander in North Darfur state.

"We have been monitoring and securing the border with Libya to combat illegal migration, human trafficking and all cross-border criminal enterprises," he added.

Sudan is currently undergoing a fragile democratic transition after massive protests last year prompted the military to topple long-time autocrat Omar al-Bashir.

In January, a United Nations panel of experts said many Arabs from Sudan's conflict-wracked region of Darfur and neighboring Chad were fighting as "individual mercenaries" in Libya.

The panel said they belonged to the same tribes that made up a majority of RSF personnel, but said there was no "credible evidence" that the RSF itself had deployed in Libya.

The UN experts' report also said several Darfuri armed groups operating in Libya "have participated in various clashes and military operations alongside Libyan warring parties."

Sudan's Darfur region itself remains scarred by war after a rebellion in the early 2000s against al-Bashir was brutally suppressed.

Libya has turned into a regional proxy-war in recent years, amid chaos following the 2011 uprising that toppled and killed dictator Moamer Kadhafi.

Since 2015, a power struggle has pitted Libya's UN-recognized, Tripoli-based Government of National Accord (GNA) against forces loyal to General Khalifa Haftar, who is based in the east of the country.

Last month, Khartoum arrested 122 people including eight children in western Darfur who were allegedly intending to serve as mercenaries in Libya's civil war.

In an interview with AFP in June, Sudan's then foreign minister Asma Abdalla denied that Sudanese forces were involved in the conflict in Libya.

On Saturday leaders from France, Italy and Germany said in a statement that, they were considering imposing sanctions on foreign powers that violate an arms embargo in Libya.

"We urge all foreign actors to end their increasing interference and to fully respect the arms embargo established by the United Nations Security Council," the statement said.

"We are ready to consider the possible use of sanctions should breaches to the embargo at sea, on land or in the air continue and look forward to the proposals the EU High Representative/Vice President will make to this end," it added.

(With input from agencies)

Source: newsaf.cgtn.com

SitindaonNews.Com | The Chinese Chamber of Commerce in Francistown, Botswana’s second largest city, on Friday donated 420 blankets valued at 117,600 pula (about 9,878 U.S. dollars) to assist the needy people during the cold winter season.

Luo Jinghong, the spokesperson for the Chinese Chamber of Commerce in Francistown, said the donors decided to do something for the northeastern community of Botswana since they do business and live there, at a donation ceremony held in Francistown, a city situated some 430km northeast of the southern African country’s capital Gaborone.

“We are donating these 420 blankets which will be distributed to the needy people within the communities because we wish everyone good health and prosperity,” said Luo.

Luo said most Chinese people doing business and living in Francistown as well as its surrounding areas are now regarding Francistown as their second home due to the co-existence between them and locals.

“Our kids go to the same schools with those of the locals. We need to hold hands, stand and fight together challenges coming our way,” he said.

Godisang Radisigo, the mayor of the City of Francistown, said the donation has come at an opportune time bearing in mind that it is winter time. In winter, Radisigo said temperatures drop significantly, thereby exposing some underprivileged people to the harsh weather conditions.

“This will go a long way in ensuring that the people will keep warm this winter. We are very grateful,” said Radisigo.

Radisigo said the donation is another effort of the countless efforts by the Chinese community in Francistown to complement the Botswana government to fight the COVID-19 pandemic.

Since 2016, the Chinese Chamber of Commerce in Francistown has conducted seven donations to over 1,000 people, who are mostly the elderly.

Source : cgtn.com

SitindaonNews.Com | Early this morning more than 650 All American Paratroopers and equipment began deployment to the U.S. Central Command area of operations.

Paratroopers from 2nd Battalion, 504th Parachute Infantry Regiment, 1st Brigade Combat Team, 82nd Airborne Division were activated and deployed in response to the increased threat levels against U.S. personnel and facilities.