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ezhomelive · 5 years ago

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കേരള വഖഫ് ട്രൈബ്യൂണൽ നടത്തിയ പള്ളി തെരഞ്ഞെടുപ്പിൽ ഔദ്യോഗിക പാനലിന് വൻ വിജയം.

തളിപ്പറമ്പ: ഏഴോം ബോട്ട്‌ കടവ്‌ സുന്നീ വലിയ ജുമാ മസ്ജിദിലേക്ക്‌ വക്കഫ്‌ ട്രിബ്യൂണൽ നടത്തിയ വാശിയേറിയ തിരഞ്ഞെടുപ്പിൽ ഔദ്യോഗിക വിഭാഗമായ എപി( കാന്തപുരം) പാനലിന്‌ വൻ വിജയം. കഴിഞ്ഞ 30 വർഷത്തോളമായി എപി വിഭാഗം ഭരിച്ചു കൊണ്ടിരിക്കുന്ന മഹല്ലിൽ കഴിഞ്ഞ സർക്കാറിന്റെ ഭരണ സ്വാധീനമുപയോഗിച്ച്‌ ചേളാരി സമസ്ത കുപ്രചരം നടത്തി വരുകയായിരുന്നു .. ഇതിന്റെ ഭാഗമായി നാട്ടിൽ പല പ്രശ്നങ്ങളും ഉടലെടുക്കുകയുണ്ടായി .. നിലവിലെ കമിറ്റി പല വിട്ട്‌ വീഴ്ചകൾകും തയ്യാറായി എങ്കിലും മറുവിഭാഗം ധ്രാഷ്ട്യ സമീപനം കാഴ്ചവെക്കുകയാണ്‌ ഉണ്ടായത്‌ . ആയതിനാൽ അവർ വക്കഫ്‌ ബോർഡിൽ കേസ്സ്‌ റെജിസ്റ്റ്രർ ചെയ്യുകയും തൽഫലമായി വക്കഫ്‌ ബോർഡ്‌ ജനറൽ ബോഡി ഇലക്ഷൻ നടത്തുകയും ചെയ്തു ..തളിപ്പറമ്പ സി ഐ യുടെ നേതൃത്ത്വതിൽ,പഴയങ്ങടി,തളിപ്പറമ്പ,പരിയാരം എസ് ഐ യുടെ നിരീക്ഷണത്തിൽ കനത്ത പോലീസ് കാവലിലാണ്‌ തിരഞെടുപ്പ്‌ നടന്നത്‌. സമാധാനപരമായി നടന്ന തിരഞ്ഞെടുപ്പിൽ.243 വോട്ടർമാരിൽ 193 വോട്ടർമാർ വോട്ട് രേഖപ്പെടുത്തി. ഔദ്യോഗിക പാനലിലെ 15 പേരും 101-118 വോട്ടു നേടി മഹാ ഭൂരിപക്ഷത്തിൽ വിജയിക്കുകയുണ്ടായി. മറു വിഭാഗത്തിന് 65 മുതൽ 89 വരെ വോട്ട് നേടാൻ മാത്രമേ സാധി��്ചിട്ടുള്ളൂ.അഡ്വക്കറ്റ് സോജൻ ജോസ് ആയിരുന്നു റിട്ടേണിങ് ഓഫീസർ.നിലവിലെ കമ്മിറ്റിയുടെ മുൻകാല പ്രവർത്തികളെ വിലയിരുത്തി ഔദ്യോഗിക പാനലിനെ മഹാഭൂരിപക്ഷത്തിൽ വിജയിപ്പിച്ച എല്ലാ മഹല്ല് നിവാസികൾക്കും എസ് വൈ എസ് ,എസ് എസ് എഫ് , കെ എം ജെ നന്ദി അറിയിച്ചു. സി പി എം മുസ്തഫ ഹാജി യെ പ്രസിഡണ്ടായും സി കെ അബ്ദുൽ റസാഖിനെ ജനറൽ സെക്രട്ടറിയായും വീണ്ടും തിരഞ്ഞെടുത്തു. മഹല്ലിലെ സമ്പൂർണ്ണ വികസനത്തിനും മഹല്ല് നിവാസികളുടെ ക്ഷേമ കാര്യങ്ങൾക്കും ആയിരിക്കും പ്രഥമ പരിഗണന എന്ന് ഇരുവരും വാർത്താ കുറിപ്പിൽ അറിയിച്ചു. കെ അബ്ദുൾ ജബ്ബാർ , സി ടി ഷിഹാബുദ്ധീൻ എന്നിവരെ വൈസ്‌ പ്രസിമാരായും.. എ റിയാസ്‌ , മാജിദ്‌ റഹ്മാൻ എന്നിവരെ ജോയി സിക്രമാരായും എം എം വി അബ്ദുള്ളയെ ട്രഷറർ ആയും തിരഞെടുത്തു..

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jifsy · 7 years ago

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5 Feng Shui Home Decor Tips to Attract Positive Energy this New Year

The Year of the Rooster is almost ending and whether you are bidding good riddance to a “suay” year or confidently preparing for your “ban luck” (blackjack) sessions, it is a common saying, 旧的不去，新的不来 (out with the old, in with the new).

For our friends born in the Year of the Dog, the Zodiac Forecast for 2018 shows that feng shui may be the key to a smooth journey. A home with good feng shui can improve our lives by fueling positive vibes, known as “qi”. So why not jot down a home face lift as part of your spring cleaning plans this coming new year?

1. De-clutter

I am sure most of us are guilty of hoarding (we know we are…oops!) – I mean that’s the reason why we dedicate that one time of the year to do spring cleaning right? Clutter is considered “stuck energy” that hinders wealth and gives room for pessimism to cultivate. Giving your space a good wipe down and keeping things organized are good ways to start.

Minimalistic Shelves ($62.80) help maximize your living space with plenty of room for additional storage like these eye-catching Patterned Cloth Baskets (From $2) or these Rattan Baskets ($8.51) for a clean aesthetic.

Channel those Muji-style vibes at a fraction of the price with this Desk Organizer ($16.43) that is easy on the eyes especially on days where you are overloaded with work.

While you are busy trying to see the surface of your table, make sure you do the same with your floor with the Dibea D900 Robot Vacuum ($247.50) to do the job. No more excuses, with your home electronics delivered to you as fast as 2 days from our Local Marketplace.

2. Reflective Surfaces

Good lighting is essential to circulate more energy flow so make sure you let in as much natural sunlight as possible. Otherwise, a quick fix would be to incorporate reflective surfaces like mirrors or metallic materials to keep the space feeling vibrant and alive. To prevent it from looking a tad too “bling bling”, balance the space out with warmer materials like wood.

Hexagon Stick-On Mirrors

An affordable alternative is to use this Wood Textured Floor Sticker ($5.81) which is waterproof for easy cleaning too! We promise to keep your cheap thrill a secret.

3. High Hanging Interest Pieces

By placing interesting pieces fairly high, above the rest of the space, it draws the eyes upward to create a mood-elevating trick. This is a great way to inject personality to your home by showcasing a beloved piece of artwork, being creative with overhead lightings or painting the ceiling. Ship this chandelier and everything else in this article with ezbuy Prime for only $2.99 flat shipping per checkout regardless of weight or size.

Molecular Art Chandelier ($91.69)

Hang positive Quote Prints ($75.31) around your home as a constant perk up which will create uplifting moods for your guests too.

4. Natural Elements

Replicating the lush energy of nature in your home will bring in wealth and abundance. Incorporate this using furniture with wooden materials or potted plants. If you have a large window that is facing a door, the energy flowing from the door will be pushing out the window. Therefore, potted plants placed near the window help to bounce back the energy.

If you are not someone who has green fingers, start small with Air Plants (from $2.48) which is low maintenance and visually pleasing to the eyes.

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The fundamentals of interior design and feng shui encourage a mixture of shapes and angles. However, certain furniture like a coffee table, promote the best qi without any sharp points jutting out. The living room centers on the coffee table with people constantly moving around and facing it, making the jarring effect of the corners amplified. Therefore, it is best to choose a coffee table with curved edges for the best energy.

5. Go with Gold

You can never go wrong by using the Feng Shui wealth color – gold! We are thankful that millennial rose gold became a thing so we will not risk our home looking like a pawn shop. This is also the perfect excuse for rose gold fanatics- not just #aestheticgoals but for your wealth! Make sure you are not doing it for the sake of it as it will only bring abundance if there is a good energy dynamic from your emotional connection to it.

Remember less is more. Try this Rose Gold Geometric Holders ($10.71) to add that subtle touch and perfect for storing those air plants or scented candles around your home.

If the café industrial look is right down your alley, pair these Bar Stools ($42.18) with your open concept kitchen or high tables.

Another tip for the kitchen is to utilize the color yellow as it symbolizes good digestion. It can be a nightmare buying furniture online, especially when there is no guarantee that it will all turn up in piece. JD.com gives you the extra assurance with their JD-verified icon so you can be at ease with mishaps minimized for products like this!

Now that you have gone through our Feng Shui crash course, it’s time to re-evaluate your home décor and implement the elements according to what suits you best! For a boost of inspiration, check out ezHome for carefully curated style collections and best sellers. You’re welcome

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bpoguy-blog · 7 years ago

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Calling the Philippines: Hub for call center jobs sees fast change from tech

By Wendy Lee | October 28, 2017 | Published on San Francisco Chronicle

Rolando Cuartero checks on messages from his home office on a Saturday evening. Being able to work from home allows him to spend more time with his family.

MANILA — When Rolando Cuartero III spoke to American credit card customers for his job at a call center, he found it stressful — especially when callers insulted his nationality.

“You’re Filipino, I don’t want to talk to you,” some customers would say. “You know what, transfer me to somebody who speaks English,” others demanded. Sometimes the pressure was so great that he blew off steam by putting the phone on mute and shouting at the skies.

“You can’t really hang up on them,” Cuartero said.

The Philippines, where English is one of the national languages, is the largest destination for jobs at U.S. call centers. Last year, the market for outsourced customer service and other business services generated $22.9 billion in revenue and 1.15 million jobs in the Philippines, according to a report by the Oxford Business Group. Such work will soon become “the single largest contributor” to the country’s economy, the report projected.

Technology, from the plummeting cost of routing calls overseas to the efficient distribution of tasks by computer, has made this possible. If a slight accent doesn’t give a worker like Cuartero away, a customer can’t tell where the person answering the phone is sitting.

Yet automation also looms as a long-term threat to the outsourcing industry, boosting the productivity of U.S. workers and allowing robots to handle many tasks.

And the rise in the number of call center jobs has come at a cost. Manila has become even more congested as workers travel long distances to get into work. Graveyard shifts, set for peak calling hours in the United States, take a toll on family life.

Far from shifting jobs permanently away from the U.S. to places like the Philippines, advances in hardware, software and networking continue to roil the system by which work gets distributed around the globe.

One example: Workers such as Cuartero are using the same technology that enabled them to serve customers across the sea to now work from home and get jobs on the fly rather than working for one employer.

Cuartero quit his job handling calls for the credit card business and now gets assignments through San Francisco’s Upwork, which has built a network of freelancers around the world. Upwork said it has 2 million registered freelancers in the Philippines, including customer service representatives such as Cuartero, who now answers calls from his dining room table.

Rolando Cuartero checks on work-related messages. He and his wife are among Filipinos who work at call centers and other customer service jobs for U.S. companies.

A college dropout, Cuartero worked as a grocery bagger until he joined a call center. He says he typically earns about $814 a month — almost double what the average household earned in 2015, according to the Philippine Statistics Authority.

“I love talking to people,” said Cuartero, who grew up speaking English. “I had the mind-set when I was in high school that having a sensible conversation with people will give you information that will help you grow.”

The movement of call center jobs to the Philippines began roughly four years ago, according to Chris Tang, a professor at UCLA’s Anderson School of Management. India competed for the jobs, but over time it became more expensive to employ Indian call center workers because of high turnover rates and the cost to train new workers.

In the U.S., call center workers may earn $20 to $30 an hour. In the Philippines, Tang said, they earn around $2 an hour. The Philippines was once a U.S. territory, so its citizens are familiar with U.S. geography and trends, making it easier to talk to American customers.

“The Philippines is much more Americanized,” Tang said. “They understand the slang and culture.”

But Jasher Sutton, a former director of online booking site Hotels.com, said calls handled by representatives in the U.S. received higher customer satisfaction scores than those done by workers in the Philippines.

“You are paying a premium for that,” Sutton said of U.S. workers. Hotels.com was “willing to trade a little overseas” because it was cheaper than the U.S., he added.

Cuartero enjoys a Saturday evening out with friends and fellow workers, below, in a bar in Quezon City.

Hotels.com, a subsidary of Expedia Inc. in Bellevue, Wash., said it works with suppliers in the Philippines but declined to comment further.

Union officials and some members of Congress have pointed to overseas call centers as part of the reason that U.S. workers are losing their jobs.

Gloria Mendoza, a customer service representative for AT&T in Cerritos (Los Angeles County), said she’s concerned about workers in the Philippines who earn a fraction of her $18.57 hourly wage.

“It affects our job security,” Mendoza said.

Paul Butalid, a country manager in the Philippines for Atos, a company that provides IT help and other services to global businesses, said none of his U.S. corporate clients has asked him to transfer services outsourced to the Philippines back home because of President Trump’s emphasis on creating American jobs.

“If I can get the same kind of service from someone I am paying $1,000 a week to, versus someone I am paying $100 a week to, doesn’t it make sense (to go with) somebody I pay $100 a week to?” Butalid said.

Companies that use call center workers in the Philippines said the savings in wages gives them more flexibility to adjust staffing levels based on clients’ needs.

“Just in terms of cost and getting a lot of people fast, it was the best option at the time,” said Kaytlin Louton, a business operations manager at Redwood City repair company iCracked Inc. The company uses outsourcing firm TaskUs of Santa Monica to employ eight people in the Philippines who provide support for iCracked technicians.

She’s looking for the best person to handle the job, taking into account wages, their abilities, accent and other factors.

“I’m going to look not just in U.S., but also look globally for the best person,” Louton said.

Besides handling calls, workers in the Philippines provide other types of services, including helping companies abroad with marketing, flagging offensive posts online and serving as a virtual concierge. San Francisco’s Magic, for example, provides an on-demand personal assistant service, and has staff in the Philippines.

Many Filipinos work night shifts to sync with U.S. working hours. Typically, call center employees are given set times for breaks and must stow their smartphones in lockers before starting work. The salary of an entry-level worker can range from $582 to $679 a month and may be significantly higher than other jobs, like a public school teacher or a fast-food worker, according to Felipe Medalla, a monetary board member of the country’s central bank.

Bars open early for workers like 24-year-old Reggie Marie Sugalan, who gets a buzz from a bucket of San Miguel beers and a mouthful of beef sisig after coming off her 11 p.m.-to-8 a.m. call center shift.

“This is our dinner,” Sugalan said. “We sleep during the day and work at night. My body clock is already used to it.”

Regular patrons and BPO employees enjoy a game of beer pong in Central BBQ in Quezon City.

While the number of call center jobs in the Philippines is expected to rise, economists said it will be hard to maintain rapid growth as the market matures and automation grows. Also, there could be more competition from countries such as Cambodia, Laos and Vietnam, said Aekapol Chongvilaivan, a country economist for the Philippines at Asian Development Bank.

Turnover rates at call centers are high, according to Medalla.

“It’s hard for people to be awake at night and sleeping during (the) daytime,” he said. “Some of them eventually say, ‘I want to do something else.’”

For Cuartero, Upwork enables him to work from home — allowing him to stay close to his son, who has a developmental disorder. He sets his own wages, and if companies choose to hire him through Upwork, the San Francisco firm takes 5 percent for long-term jobs. He has done jobs for a range of companies, including Palo Alto gardening service Ezhome.

Sabina Alistar, Ezhome’s director of global operations, says the company uses a combination of people and technology to meet customers’ needs.

“As our technology can support more of the basic customer service needs, we empower our staff to learn new skills that enable them to handle more complex situations, or shift into higher responsibility roles,” Alistar said in an email.

Bryce Maddock, CEO of TaskUs, said he expects that automation will have a big impact on the industry. But he plans to retrain his workers for other tasks. For example, if responses to customer emails become automated, employees could be trained to analyze data about trends in customer requests, he said.

Cuartero, 36, says he’s not worried about his job being taken over by a machine in the next three decades because he thinks it can’t replicate empathy or satisfy customers the way a human can. One night in May, Cuartero sat barefoot at his dining room table around 1 a.m, wearing a pink T-shirt and red shorts and defusing a situation in which a San Ramon customer was upset that a gardener did not come at the time requested.

“A machine cannot read between the lines,” Cuartero said.

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