Middle class woes in Singapore: Are they missing out on the slice of the pie?
During my internship last summer, a lady called in to ask about subsidies. She raised a point about middle-income families not being able afford tuition programs and not being able to qualify for subsidy schemes as well. This, later I realized she was referring to the sandwiched class – “… this group of Singaporeans...
Sorry not enough, Comfort
Sack the inconsiderate cabbie? A Comfort taxi driver parked his taxi between two parking spaces for the disabled at a mall over the weekend in an incident that has left a wheelchair user fuming and highlighted the abuse of such parking spaces here The ComfortDelGro cab driver had squeezed his car between two occupied parking...
The Press, MOM and the Law
Once again, the mainstream press were quite happy to regurgitate the contents of a Ministry of Manpowerpress release oblivious to the basic questions which arise from the statement. There is not an iota more information to be obtained from the press reports than there is in the MOM statement. Only words get shuffled around...
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