Support available for hawkers and consumers to cope with cost of living, other challenges
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Do you think PAP chuak chuak now especially after Trump won the election ? Suddenly concerned about hawker and cost of living
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Senior Minister of State for Sustainability and the Environment Koh Poh Koon also pointed to the various subsidies and grants in place to support hawkers with cost increases, as well as to incentivise them to raise productivity or go digital.
The Government is also continually monitoring the trends and needs of hawkers to improve the system and alleviate challenges, he added.
While acknowledging the rising business costs and labour challenges that hawkers face, several MPs who spoke during the debate also mentioned initiatives within their constituencies that help alleviate the cost pressures.
Here are some of the measures currently in place to support consumers and hawkers:
The Government is also continually monitoring the trends and needs of hawkers to improve the system and alleviate challenges, he added.
While acknowledging the rising business costs and labour challenges that hawkers face, several MPs who spoke during the debate also mentioned initiatives within their constituencies that help alleviate the cost pressures.
Here are some of the measures currently in place to support consumers and hawkers:
sinkies care less so long as there’s makan for $6.9. for fartisinal coffee it must be over $6.9. otherwise sinkies won’t buy it.
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Trump won the election because he strongly against open policy immigration, foreigners took away jobs from local, high price of property and high cost of livingProbably just trying to sweeten the ground as election draws closer.
The important thing is this: observe what Trump or Elon Musk (or maybe RFK Jr) does to Fauci. I believe the Covid deathshots are manufactured in Sinkieland? Good luck!
i am not sure if they will do anything. Trump and musk are two sides of the same coin. Controlled oppoProbably just trying to sweeten the ground as election draws closer.
The important thing is this: observe what Trump or Elon Musk (or maybe RFK Jr) does to Fauci. I believe the Covid deathshots are manufactured in Sinkieland? Good luck!
Sinkies not as smart as Americans. So don’t hold your breath!
Not at all. They were pushing WEF agenda (from digitalisation to AI integration) at a faster pace. Even Elon Musk had already rolled out Autonomous vehicles to embrace 2030. Only the delusional ones think Trump is going to save them all lol
It will never happen.
It will never happen.
PAP also make sure the new bill will allow them to discriminate people with different vaccination status
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https://www.straitstimes.com/singap...pore-workers-against-discriminatory-practices
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https://www.straitstimes.com/singap...pore-workers-against-discriminatory-practices
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- The issuance limit was last raised in 2021, from S$690 billion to S$1.065 trillion. PHOTO: BT FILE
- The issuance limit was last raised in 2021, from S$690 billion to S$1.065 trillion. PHOTO: BT FILE
- The issuance limit was last raised in 2021, from S$690 billion to S$1.065 trillion. PHOTO: BT FILE
- The issuance limit was last raised in 2021, from S$690 billion to S$1.065 trillion. PHOTO: BT FILE
- The issuance limit was last raised in 2021, from S$690 billion to S$1.065 trillion. PHOTO: BT FILE
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