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Blood on Lees’ hands

Blood on Lees’ hands

As at 2012, with a population of 5.3M comprising of 3.3M Singaporean and 2M foreigners, a host of problems is already unbearable to Singaporeans. Job lost to foreigners, depressed wages, space constraint on this tiny island, crowded transport system, social fabric tear, high cost of living, high inflation, bad civil liberty,... 

The SMRT Saga: Anatomy Of A Strike – Part 1

The SMRT Saga: Anatomy Of A Strike – Part 1

Former drivers Liu Xiang Ying, He Jun Ling, Wang Xianjie and Gao Yueqiang were accused of instigating the strike At around 3.45 pm this past Saturday, He Jun Ling left Singapore on a plane bound for China. He had just finished a seven-week sentence* at Changi Prison – punishment for his role in what authorities call an “illegal... 

MOM Employment Inspector: All in a day’s work

MOM Employment Inspector: All in a day’s work

28 March 2013 At around lunchtime, I stepped into a Korean restaurant along Tanjong Pagar Road with a colleague. As we looked through the menu, we also “checked out” the servers in the restaurant. Were they locals? If they looked foreign, did they hold valid work passes? Food was obviously the last thing on our minds. Paying... 



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