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Archive for the ‘Society’ Category

Hyflux Board, KPMG should be held accountable

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

Is manpower Minister Josephine Teo unable to plug a simple loophole in our local employment market?

Click to enlarge Straits Times published an article on 24th Mar 2019 entitled “Little baggage and big dreams: Foreigners who come to Singapore to work using social visit passes”. Singapore is a known haven for foreigners who are seeking jobs legally and illegally. No wonder because this report clearly shows that foreigners...

Singaporean Chinese parents will want this?

Cameras in the classroom. In a “Only in China …” tech story [ LINK ], about students being tracked by surveillance cameras in the classroom that identify if they are paying attention, with photos sent to their parents in weekly updates. Ang mohs find it creepy, but S’porean Chinese parents understand why it’s done:...

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