EDITORIAL: Looking after the public’s interests - Taipei Times: "While savings deposit rates currently hover at a low of 1.2 percent, amendments to the Civil Servant Retirement Act (公務人員退休法) that have just come into effect mean that retired junior public servants will be able to put their money into preferential savings accounts at an interest rate of 18 percent. That is 15 times higher than the interest rate offered to the general public. While it may be a cause for civil servants and teachers to rejoice — ordinary taxpayers may find it harder to smile given that they will be paying for the difference.
- 已使用 Google 工具列寄出"
熱門文章
-
【特偵組串聯辜仲諒，以不實口供栽贓陳水扁貪汙】【3億實未給扁，辜仲諒說謊】 大方 2011年4月21日下午12:48 Taiwan Heart 臺灣心 蕃薯情 ...
-
Taipei Times - archives : "President Ma Ying-jeou (馬英九) yesterday said it was necessary to establish an anti-corruption commission foll...
-
hsutung yang [GlobalForumIntl] 阿扁種稻，馬收割。(別忘了世運的無名英雄，阿扁總統) by Frank Liou Franz J Liou 2009年7月29日 上午 2:51 回覆: Globa...
-
台灣極不公平的司法是人民最大公敵 Taiwan's extremely unfair judicial system is public enemy number one ... -
Taipei Times - archives : "A leading national security expert is calling for a major change in US policy toward Taiwan. “It is time for...
-
Taipei Times - archives : "The US is seeking to take over two properties in New York and Virginia owned by former president Chen Shui-b...
-
Taipei Times - archives : "Despite repeated displays of goodwill by the government of President Ma Ying-jeou (馬英九) since it came to pow...
-
Taipei Times - archives : "A Chinese dissident seeking refuge in Taiwan accused President Ma Ying-jeou (馬英九) of failing to speak up for...
-
Taipei Times - archives : "“Aborigines will never be able to return home. They are compelled to live in separate places. We are on our ...
沒有留言:
張貼留言