Why must EPF move out and rent elsewhere?
Can someone please explain why EPF abandoned its huge PJ headquarters in Jalan Gasing, and rushed to rent nine floors of office space from an Umno building in Shah Alam?
I went to the abandoned HQ just the other day. Upon entering the main entrance to the familiar building, I was approached by a friendly security guard. He was handing out little slips of notice to visitors informing them that EPF had moved to Shah Alam.
I found out from him that the huge building was abandoned last September as the directive was issued from above to move out quickly to Shah Alam. I was told the move was made out of respect for the recently-acquired city status of Shah Alam and that the EPF staff were unhappy about it. It's been six months and the old building is still untenanted.
Now isn't this a sheer waste of members' money? Who would do such a thing - abandon one's own building in a hurry, and then rent a huge office elsewhere. Is this the way to manage the rakyat 's hard-earned money? With this kind of decision-making, is it any wonder that EPF dividends are shrinking every year?


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