Minister Tan: Wake-up call for companies to pay attention to management 101
Acting Manpower Minister Tan Chuan-Jin. (PHOTO ST) In an interview with the media today (4 Dec), Acting Manpower Minister Tan Chuan-Jin said that the illegal strike by PRC bus drivers isn't just a lesson for SMRT, but it also acts as a wake-up call for all companies in Singapore. Mr Tan said, "From my perspective, it seemed...
REACH Poll: Most support punishing PRCs but also blame SMRT
A poll conducted by the Govt website REACH showed that majority of Singaporeans are in support of Govt actions against the SMRT PRC bus drivers who went on strike on 26th and 27th Nov. It conducted the snap poll to find out how Singaporeans felt about the illegal strike by the bus drivers. 313 randomly selected respondents were...
PRC bus driver jailed 6 weeks for taking part in an illegal strike
A former SMRT bus driver from China has been sentenced to six weeks' imprisonment on Monday (3 December) for taking part in an illegal strike. Bao Feng Shan was the last person in the SMRT illegal strike fiasco to be arrested and charged, along with the initial four fellow bus drivers who were charged earlier. [LINK] Unrepresented,...
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