Hong Kong’s version of the Job Support Scheme
Hong Kong has also rolled out its version of the Job Support Scheme in view of Covid-19. It is called Employment Support Scheme and pays 50% of each employee’s salary up to a maximum subsidy of HK$9,000 (S$1,620) for six months. All employers who contribute Mandatory Provident Fund (similar to our CPF) for their employees...
Is the Safe Entry measures giving good results?
I read a news report today about the covid cases, possibly quoting from a news release from the ministry of health. It mentioned the places where the infected patients had visited and asked members of the public who had visited these places to be alert about the possibility of being infected. However, it assured the public not...
When You Fear, You Smear!
Election season is upon us and the smearing of Opposition Politicians is well under way. I find it laughable that the MSM is trying to smear me as someone who is about to be bankrupted, and therefore not eligible to be a candidate. They claim to have tried to contact me, but I never received any calls or queries from them! They...
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