Chitchat 50 year old Sinkie was leetrenched

[batman1]

One time cut short suffering becum 2x increase for many small big bosses to sexploit

One time cut short suffering becum 2x increase for many small big bosses to sexploit

They need to increase urgently GST from 7% to 9% to accumulate annual surplus ($6 billion in 2025 budget) for 4 years so as to cover the 24 billion losses in Temasick.

 

[True Believer]

I was Retrenched.. In Singapore job security is starting to look like a running joke. Maybe those in the civil service can talk about stability but in the private sector, it's difficult, things are getting so transactional. No such thing as loyalty

A staggering 93% of respondents in the Edelman survey suffer from job loss anxiety in S'pore.

 

[True Believer]

Fark pap!!!!!!!!

How much of S'pore’s employment growth is actually benefiting our fellow citizens? The latest labour market report from MOM shows steady growth, but 86.8% of job creation for the past 3 years has gone to non-residents. What exactly is the share of opportunities going to S'poreans? Where is the transparency in employment statistics?

 

[k1976]

They need to increase urgently GST from 7% to 9% to accumulate annual surplus ($6 billion in 2025 budget) for 4 years so as to cover the 24 billion losses in Temasick.

They need to adjust the PPP due to God Speed Printing

 

[syed putra]

For those retrenched, need to up skill into this....

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HK, Singapore lead Asia’s drive to cash in on crypto boom​

AFP
-23 Feb 2025, 03:30 PM

The digital currency sector is seeing a global resurgence thanks to US President Donald Trump.​

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Singapore’s Monetary Authority has issued ‘Major Payment Institution’ licences to 30 crypto firms. (EPA Images pic)


HONG KONG: Hong Kong and Singapore are the front-runners in a push by Asian governments to become cryptocurrency hubs as they look to capitalise on the global resurgence of the sector thanks to the support of US President Donald Trump.