Consequences of Implementing Minimum Wage in Singapore
Labour Chief, Mr Lim Swee Say, has thrown his weight against the implementation of the minimum wage system citing adverse consequences of a rise in business cost as his main reason. Mr Lim’s fear is not without its merit. Companies will close shop and relocate to a cheaper location if they could not improve on its...
Jobless PMET collects tin cans to survive
We recently asked a jobless PMET reader – Shafie – about his tin collection experience and his views on working abroad in Middle East. Below are his replies: Question: How many tin cans do you collect in a day and who do you sell them to? The total number of cans collected per day can be irregular. It can be affected...
Predominant Party System To End Soon in Singapore?
As this year draws to an end soon, I wondered if there is any other year that is filled more with drama. From awfully regular flooding in downtown Orchard Road to the recent demise of Mrs Lee Kuan Yew, Singaporeans must be asking themselves if something dramatic is about to happen soon. It all started off in July this...
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