The Star
8/8/2014
8/8/2014
Nice
to meet you: Muhyiddin shaking hands with Cuepacs members during a
Cuepacs Hari Raya gathering in Kuala Lumpur. Looking on is Azih (right).
- Bernama
KUALA LUMPUR: More affordable
homes for middle-income civil servants should be built in the next five
years, said the Congress of Unions of Employees in the Public and Civil
Services.Cuepacs president Azih Muda said the movement hoped that the request would be included in Budget 2015.The Budget is to be tabled in the next few months.
Azih said building such homes was one of the matters raised at a brief meeting with Deputy Prime Minister Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin who attended an Aidilfitri celebration organised by Cuepacs here yesterday.He said Cuepacs also hoped that the Government would hold more briefing sessions on the Goods and Services Tax at the grassroots level.
“Many are still unclear on the GST,” he said.
“People are generally worried about the rise in costs when it is implemented,” said Azih.
“So, the government needs to assure the people that the price of basic goods will not increase and will be exempted.”
Azih said building such homes was one of the matters raised at a brief meeting with Deputy Prime Minister Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin who attended an Aidilfitri celebration organised by Cuepacs here yesterday.He said Cuepacs also hoped that the Government would hold more briefing sessions on the Goods and Services Tax at the grassroots level.
“Many are still unclear on the GST,” he said.
“People are generally worried about the rise in costs when it is implemented,” said Azih.
“So, the government needs to assure the people that the price of basic goods will not increase and will be exempted.”
like i said before, cuepacs only know how to read a written script, in reality, they have been played by the government.
BalasPadam