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I just had dinner with him.
He wants to hire you to manage his football team in "Escape To Victory".
I just had dinner with him.
He wants to hire you to manage his football team in "Escape To Victory".
Me included or not?
Tomorrow is Vesak Day.
1) Our press freedom ranking slides to an all-time low of 149th position.
2) Allowing HDB flat prices to sky rocket
But yes, I agree that Lee Hsien Loong is by far the worst PM Singapore has ever had. #6 alone is enough to impeach him or let him be publicly and officially censured. Now, if only the Parliament and the President grow some balls...
Hey that ah Kim is my beloved dictator
Bengawan Solo regrets discriminatory job ad
May 23rd, 2014 |Author: Editorial
A reader sent the following photo to TRE today (23 May):
The reader was at Parkway Parade shopping centre in Marine Parade this
afternoon when he saw the above advertisement put up by a Bengawan Solo outlet
there.
A check on the Bengawan Solo website [Link] shows that it does
indeed have an outlet at Parkway Parade:The reader angrily said, “I was at Parkway Parade this afternoon and saw this
Parkway Parade (Marine Parade)
80 Marine Parade Road
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Tel:
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Business
Hours: 10am – 10pm Daily
advertisement pasted on their shop front. Begawan Solo should be taken to task
by MOM for their discrimination!”
“Their shop is at the basement of the shopping mall. Can you please kindly
keep MOM posted on this matter,” the reader requested.
The photo showed a walk-in job advertisement asking Malaysians only to apply.
The outlet is looking for supervisors and sales assistants (part-time or
full-time).
TRE did not alert MOM but wrote to Bengawan Solo for comment instead at
6:17pm. An hour later at 7:18pm, TRE received a formal reply from Bengawan
Solo.
In its reply, Mr Liew from Bengawan Solo said that it was the Marine Parade
outlet which added the preference for Malaysians without the knowledge and
approval of the management. The original poster issued by the Head Office does
not contain any preference for any nationality.
From the photo above, it does seem that someone has pasted a piece of paper
with the word “Malaysian” on the poster.
Mr Liew said he has instructed the Marine Parade outlet to take down the
poster immediately. He said, “We deeply regret that this was done and does not
in any way reflect our hiring policies and practices.”
It is not known if the head office of Bengawan Solo will send someone down to
the Marine Parade outlet to investigate the matter further.
Bengawan Solo’s reply is produced in full below:
From: Henry Liew <[email protected]
>
Date: Fri, May 23, 2014 at 7:18 PM
Subject: RE: TRE Contact:
Discrimination against Singaporean
Thank you for your email, this was done without the knowledge and approval of
the management and I have instructed the concerned outlet to take it down
immediately. Our original recruitment poster issued by the Head Office does not
contain any preference for any nationality and it was added at the outlet
without the knowledge and approval of the management. We deeply regret that this
was done and does not in any way reflect our hiring policies and practices.
We absolutely do not discriminate against anyone in our recruitment policies
and we are very keen to hire anyone, based solely on their suitability for the
job position.
Thank you very much for alerting us to this and we trust this clarifies our
hiring policies and practices.
Thank you.
Best regards
Henry Liew
Bengawan Solo Pte Ltd
</[email protected]
"Our Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong has shown to be incompetent in running a country.
During his watch;
1) Our press freedom ranking slides to an all-time low of 149th position.
2) Allowing HDB flat prices to sky rocket
3) Bottom 20% of working Singaporeans saw their pay stagnate
4) Singapore becomes the world’s most expensive city
5) Record suicide rate
6) Planning to squeeze 6.9million people in Singapore
7) Having liberal immigration policies
8) Little India riot. 1st in over 40 years
9) Bus driver strike. 1st in 25 years
10) The most expensive country to buy a car
11) Singapore has one of the lowest wages and domestic purchasing power
12) Placing further hardship by increasing GST to 7% from 5%
13) Withholding CPF monies longer and keep on increasing minimum sum
14) Approve the building of casinos much to the disapproval of the citizens
15) Spends the lowest on healthcare as proportion to GDP among developed countries
The above list is certainly not exhaustive.
He also gerrymanders the boundaries on every election in order to entrench his power base to remain as prime minister despite his unpopular rule.
We cannot allow a leader who has no competency and heart to lead the country. We cannot allow a leader who is devoid of compassion to continue and pile on miseries towards citizens any longer.
It's time for him to resign from office and allow a true leader with the appropriate competency and foresight to take over and lead Singapore to the next era.
Join us to make known your displeasure and demand the prime minister to resign!"
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He may have been happy to have been a mathematics lecturer married to a chiobu. Alas............................. :(
Me included or not?
Tomorrow is Vesak Day.
Singaporeans do not trust Lee Hsien Loong Leadership - NMP LAURENCE LIEN
Speaking in Parliament during the debate on the President's address, NMP Laurence Lien said that there has been a breakdown in trust between the government, the people and even between different community groups.
He said that the relationship between the government and the people needs to improve.
In this respect, civil society needs to play a bigger role while the government also needs to demonstrate to the citizens that it is willing to listen.
More dialogues should be held and the government needs to have more transparency in basic data sharing and research so that members of the public can engage and discuss social problems with access to full information, he said.
Ultimately, Mr Lien explained that Singapore should embrace a "more deliberate" form of democracy.
http://therealsingapore.com/content/nmp-laurence-lien-singaporeans-dont-seem-trust-government
Laurence Lien is very right, there is a big breakdown in trust indeed. How to trust a prime minister who said sorry and people forgive him and then asked people to tolerate the wrong doing of a foreigner calling Singaporeans dogs, asking people to move on. But he himself cannot tolerate the wrong doing of one Singaporean and move on even after he apologised for that and offered damage of $5000?
will PM LEE HSIEN LOONG send lawyer letter to Laurence Lien for defamation?
do we usually say that the person cannot be trusted if he is a liar?
does Laurence Lien implies that PM Lee Hsien Loong is a liar?