As such the next salary review will take place in November/December next year and will come effect from January 1st 2015. We plan to move to an annual salary review in which salary reviews will be made to coincide with our financial year which runs 1st January to 31st December. We have ensured that the vast majority of employees will receive an increment of 5% which is more than double the current rate of inflation. The reason is that the lower an employees’ salary then the higher the increment needed to bring in line with the RM900 minimum wage. Please translate the document to English without using machine translation tools like Google. The language it used is in German and the length of document is approximately 4000 words. We have also been asked why some people getting a lower basic salary will receive a higher increment than some of those on a higher basic salary. Our Japanese translators holds Japanese Language Proficiency Test level 1 certificate and English translators are Advanced level professionals from Famous. The attached document is sampled from an Wikimedia online community discussion. Having considered the points raised we have decided that employees will continue to stay at company allocated hostels. If we allow only those staying in lower cost hostels to ‘opt out’ then it will increase the cost for everyone else and we do not believe this would be fair. The RM125 is the average cost for hostels, some cost less but others cost more. One question that we have not been able to address until now is the whether individuals would be allowed to opt out of the company provided hostels if their landlord charged less than the RM125 deduction for hostel cost. I offer honest, trustworthy and personalized services at competitive prices. My goal is to provide you with high-quality translation and interpretation services in Yangon and around Myanmar. I am educated in both English and Burmese. Hopefully your JCC representatives and our junior and senior supervisors have managed to clarify all of your questions. My name is Yar Mae and I am an English to Burmese translator in Yangon. I am pleased to say that we have successfully implemented the National Minimum Wage of RM900.

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