Why the Govt is discouraging SGs from getting a degree
With thousands of unemployed graduates, the government plans to cap campus enrollment. Seah Chiang Nee It is clearer now why the government had been discouraging Singaporeans from depending too much on university degrees. The reason is that the pool of unemployed graduates is expanding in this wealthy city, despite a general...
An outdated economic ‘hard truth’
Uncle Leong wrote recently, "How many more years and how many times must we hear the same old pledge and rhetoric that with productivity, the pay of low-wage workers will go up?" The PAP has at least since 1965 stressed that productivity and wage rises must go hand in hand (BTW, taz not the case when they came into power in...
Nearly 170 sign statement in support of Alex Au
After the AG’s Chambers was given permission on Wednesday to take action against blogger Alex Au for contempt of court, the following statement was issued. I am pleased to say that nearly 170 people have signed it, including academics and civil activists. Sadly there are only a few politicians included in the signatories,...
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