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A KEY STATE corporation recently advertised several job
vacancies—complete with an attractive remuneration package—in two local
newspapers, drawing the attention of many job seekers. Applicants were
instructed to visit the corporation’s website for detailed requirements. But to
their surprise, the website had no such information. It had not been updated at
all, raising concerns, especially because the same institution frequently
promotes itself on radio and TV as being highly efficient and reliable.
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A TOP PARTY official has been caught in fresh controversy after allegedly sneaking the name of a close
relative into a committee formed to settle a dispute between him and another
senior party boss. The committee, unaware of the hidden family ties, went about
its work until an insider leaked the explosive information. Now the party is in
panic mode, with reports suggesting the entire team may be disbanded. Leaders
are quietly plotting to assemble a new, impartial committee before the scandal
grows any bigger.
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A VICIOUS INTERNAL war has reportedly erupted inside a key
government agency, where the acting boss is said to be possibly turning his guns on one of his two deputies. Word has it
that the acting head allegedly
fears one of the deputies—who has already applied for the substantive
position—could soon take over once a permanent appointment is made. In panic
mode, the man has allegedly launched a mudslinging campaign aimed at
discrediting his deputy and weakening his chances, leaving staff whispering
about escalating tensions at the agency.
