COMMENT | In Perak State Development Corporation’s (PKNP) statement of claim against PSM chairperson Dr Michael Jeyakumar Devaraj and the party, alleging that they defamed PKNP, there is an extremely strange component as reported in the press:

“The plaintiff, who noted that it takes pride in its socio-economic development, claimed that it has received public backlash, as well as lost the trust of its employees which impacted employee morale, and lost its competitive edge and advantage over other corporations in Perak.”

How on earth could the statements made by Jeyakumar (above) make the employees of PKNP lose trust in their employer?  

I would assume that the employees of PKNP were well aware or should have been made aware of the legality of their work, were informed that the actions of PKNP when it came to this situation conformed with the law and that the allegations made by Jeyakumar were erroneous.

I would assume that whatever mechanism was involved in relaying this information was trusted by the employees of PKNP.

Honestly, what Jeyakumar said was that PKNP was not conforming to the law and if your employees believe this over the company line, this says more of the company than what the outsider said of the company.

As far as employee morale is concerned, surely the press reports of how the farmers were treated, how PSM activists were detained, and the way state-owned companies supposedly belonging to the rakyat treat the rakyat, could cause a loss of morale or maybe not.

JWKK All good points, Commander. Problem is you have addressed the little Napoleons who tend to believe they can do no wrong and if they cannot defend or account for themselves they could always run to the government for support.

In this case, they know Anwar will back them because where has Anwar been ever since this case came up that has directly affected his constituents. This is the whatever Madani government. This is Anwar, now--the biggest, most despicable hypocrite of Malaysia now.

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