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Archive for the ‘Policies’ Category

In defence of … squalor

The proper title for this article is actually “In defence of people who have to live in squalor”. Fodd trashes being piled up at the dormitories room of Sungei Tengah Lodge (Image source: TWC2) When news broke of Covid-19 cases proliferating in foreign worker dormitories, the media stories were often accompanied by mentions...

Covid-19: Confirmed cases could soon top 10,000, government ramps up quarantine, medical facilities in expectation

Phillip Ang * The author blogs at LikeDatOsoCanMeh. Read More →

See to It that Your Workers Can Live So That Your Customers Can

I have a new morning routine with the wife. I sit at my computer dealing with the day’s activities, while she learns English from a “Zoom” video conference lesson. Our new daily routine was something that was forced upon us by what the Singapore government calls a “Circuit Breaker,” which is in practice a lock down....

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