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December 21, 2013 by
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CrossPoint Church hits homestretch in new building construction: The completion of the CrossPoint Church building at 11995 Montwood Drive in East El Paso is in the homestretch.
Bamboo Kitchen avoids closure, finds new East Side location: They were on the heels of closing shop and counting their loses, but Bamboo Kitchen caught a lucky break and will be moving to a new location just up the street.
Vista Hills Country Club hosts golf challenge: Two days before the New Year's Eve gridiron match-up between UCLA and Virginia Tech for the 80th installment of Hyundai Sun Bowl, the Vista Hills Country Club will be hosting a game of its own.
East Side residents want to promote tango far and wide: Half a decade ago, East Side residents Edmundo and Elizabeth Rueda met at a dance function at the Abundant Living Faith Center in El Paso and danced the night away twisting and turning through the intricacies of tango.
El Paso County receives $3.1 million grant for Colonia Revolucion project: More than 200 residents of Colonia Revolucion in Far East El Paso County may be connected to a water pipeline for the first time by next year, said County Commissioner Vince Perez, who represents the area.
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December 21, 2013 by
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December 21, 2013 by
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A construction company has agreed to pay Sri Jati apartment Kuala Lumpur residents RM 200 each and a new roof for their car park.
KUALA LUMPUR:After two years KKH construction & engineering Sdn Bhd has finally agreed to compensate Sri Jati apartment Kuala Lumpur residents RM 200 and a car park roof as their construction work had damaged more then 20 cars.
KKH construction & engineering Managing Director Tan Kok Hong said in a meeting at the Sri Jati multipurpose hall with the residents that his company will bear the cost of the damages today.
The meeting was called upon after the resident lodged many complaints many times to DBKL and the company agreed to have a dialogue with the residents.
Sri Jati Building manager Gary Sritharan said this problem was on going since KKH companys started construction work 2 years ago.
Gary said he has been trying to get a solution from DBKL and the developer .
He said the residents are finally happy as the developer is willing to bear the cost and have taken responsibility for the damages.
The developer has promised to improve safety measures while the construction works goes on .
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December 21, 2013 by
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A new five-story apartment and retail building complete with a robotic-powered parking garage may be coming to a site across the street from Kansas University's Memorial Stadium.
Plans have been filed at Lawrence City Hall for a major mixed-used development on the existing site of the Berkeley Flats apartment complex at 1101 Indiana St.
"We think it is a very strategic site in the city that is being underutilized currently," said Jim Heffernan, a principal with Chicago-based student housing developer HERE LLC.
The site is directly east of the stadium and is along the Mississippi Street gateway to campus.
Details of the proposed development include:
156 apartments totaling about 600 bedrooms would be located on three of the building's five floors. Each apartment would include an 18-foot-high great room, designed to give the units the feel of an urban loft.
Retail and restaurant uses would be located along both the Mississippi Street and Indiana Street levels of the building. In total, the plans call for about 11,000 square feet of retail shops or restaurants.
The development would have a 592-space parking garage spread out over three levels, including an underground level. The garage would use an "automated, robotic parking garage system" to park and retrieve cars.
The system involves the motorist pulling into a large elevator-like box and exiting the vehicle. The garage then uses an elevator system to place the vehicle on the appropriate floor, and a lift-and-track system that moves the vehicle to the right space.
Cars are retrieved through a sort of electronic valet system. Heffernan estimated it takes about three to five minutes to retrieve a vehicle.
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December 21, 2013 by
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December 21, 2013 by
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FMT LETTER: From Irene Fernandez, via e-mail
By agreeing that recruitment agents should be given the power to resolve the deep-rooted issues surrounding the recruitment of domestic workers, the governments of Malaysia and Indonesia, led by Prime Minister Najib Tun Razak and President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono respectively, have demonstrated that they believe that the lives, dignity and rights of Indonesian women should be placed in the clutches of agents and recruitment companies whose main purpose is to maximise the amount of profit they can make through the trade of womens labour.
According to the reports in Malaysian newspapers both governments maintain that market forces should determine the recruitment and wages of domestic workers, and that the details of the process should be handled by recruitment agencies. If we had any doubt that domestic workers have been turned into commodities for export, the doubt is cleared in the following statement by the Malaysian Minister of Human Resources, Richard Riot: The government to government method did not seem to work and (the problem would be) be better handled at business-to-business level as the factor here is the money.
How can money be the deciding factor when this entire process affects the rights and lives of women? Are domestic workers now on sale, to be bargained and traded as commodities to the highest bidder sanctioned and approved by the governments of Indonesia and Malaysia?
Recruitment agents have been key culprits in violating the rights of domestic workers. They have falsified the age of young girls so that they can work legally as domestic workers; theyve stripped and searched domestic workers upon arrival in Malaysia to ensure they do not have information of support services or organisations they can contact for help on them; they have threatened domestic workers with arrest, detention and deportation if they do not remain subservient to their employers even when she is abused.
They have failed to produce clear contracts between the domestic worker and the employer so that both are clear of their responsibilities and rights. Domestic workers rescued by Tenaganita have told us how agents will cut their hair short, tell them that they cannot wear any earrings or accessories, and that they shouldnt spend more than five minutes on themselves; the identity must be stripped, and it is reinforced that their sole duty is to serve their employer.
To say that there are good recruitment agents is to deflect from the violence embedded in the system, the tacit approval granted to agents and employers to do as they wish with the women working in their homes.
Nothing of substance has changed in the legal environment that domestic workers in Malaysia have to exist in. Domestic workers are still not recognized as workers but are instead deemed as servants under the Malaysian Employment Act. There is no standard contract, they do not enjoy even one day off a week, and their passports are kept by the employers. In short, the Malaysian government has created a fertile work environment for abuse and rights violations of domestic workers and placed the domestic worker in a very vulnerable situation.
From 2012 to 2013, Tenaganita received 313 cases involving domestic workers, with over 1200 forms of rights violations including non-payment of wages, withholding of passports, isolation, denied the right to communicate with anyone out of the home, physical, verbal and sexual violence, food deprivation and forced extension of contract. It is frightening that 32% of the women alleged sexual abuse and rape; 30% of the domestic workers when rescued were severely malnourished due to denial of decent and sufficient food.
Eighty percent had their wages not paid for more than six months; many workers complained that they were forced to work beyond their two year contract as employers found it difficult to get replacement, and in 100% of the cases their passports were held by their employers. These cases and the trends and patterns that we can draw from them reflect how domestic work is a form of bonded labour in Malaysia.
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