A 41-year-old Singaporean man was jailed a week for breaking a SBS Transit bus door. According to his lawyers, the man, Chua, was in the bus when he felt he needed to pee badly. Out of desperation and also because Read more
A report by human resources consulting firm Mercer, shows that satisfaction levels among employees in Singapore have declined consistently for the last three years. This is in contrast to the upward trend among employees in the region and worldwide, Mercer’s Read more
The following is a story shared by a woman by the name of Mei on her husband Tai’s Facebook account. This story is quite a bit of drama until you thought would only happen in Chinese imperial palace dramas like Read more
On 9 October, UK-based Oxfam released its 2nd edition of Commitment to Reducing Inequality (CRI) Index which ranked Singapore 149th out of 157 countries. According to Oxfam, the CRI Index measures government efforts in three policy areas: social spending, taxation Read more
On 2 October, the Environmental Public Health (Amendment) Bill was passed in Parliament, making it mandatory for all employers to pay their resident cleaners an annual bonus, called the Progressive Wage Model (PWM) Bonus. This new requirement will take effect Read more
Recently the 377A debate was ignited again. While it has divided our country, the stance by our government is clear. Let the people decide if 377A is to be thrown out or stay. In the middle of all the 377A Read more
According to a Facebook post by Judy Teo on 1 October, her daughter was prescribed with expired medication that was meant to be dripped into the baby’s nostrils. It took her more than a month to realize that her daughter Read more
In response to a question tabled by MP Alex Yam, Deputy Prime Minister Teo Chee Hean reminded the parliament of the 2012 White Paper on government salaries, which recommended a norm level of S$1.1 million as the total annual salary Read more
MOE says next year boh exam, boh assessment for P1 and 2 students leah. Then P3 and 5, Sec 1 and 3 students also not bad, no mid-year exams! But, MOE also say, “students will be exposed to new subjects Read more
Singapore Government will be distributing $700 million to 2.8 million eligible Singaporean by December. If you are 21 years old and above on Dec 31, you will be receiving $100 to $300 depending on your income and how many property Read more