Helping more women and mature workers participate in the labour force
Flexible work arrangements are the way forward, especially as they help more women and mature workers participate in the labour force, said Manpower Minister Tan See Leng at a panel discussion on May 6. He noted that there are about 260,000 women aged 25 to 64 and 120,000 residents aged 65 to 69 who are outside the labour force. "So...
What is the PAP government doing?
What is the PAP government doing about things like this? During my walkabouts at the last election, I have met at least a dozen unemployed Singaporean youths who were shortchanged because of foreign ‘talents’ who favoured people of their own nationality! Last year, we have had numerous CECA graduates who were investigated...
White collar crimes
Maximim penalties for white collar crimes are 10 years jail and fines of $250,000 per charge. Compare these with drug cases or crimes involving violence. Not only can the offender be jailed for life, he can also be caned and hanged. Should those who commit white collar crimes suffer the same penalties as non white collar crime...
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