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Mdm Ho talk about clean wage system. Limpeh read oredi arm chio
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Hving your wife to run the Nation's Sovereign Fund is the best perk of all.
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Correct hor. The wife of the highest paid PM in the world never say open wage system hor. So she is still taking clean wage (clean Singaporeans clean clean for her wage). My multimillionaire ministers also have to pay for their own 10 dollar haircuts and pay for their own thousand dollar holidays. Such a clean system paying millions to them. Long live PAP, huat ahhhhhh
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She thinks she is in the league of Kua Geok Choo.
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Her comments are diversionary. Salary per se is NOT the issue.
The real issue is: why is it that after being ruled by the same political party for 50 years, the PAP is no where near nurturing a national, united identity.
All the recent calls by Ah Heng, Macik, Talk Cock Chan for unity by the people confirms this. A truly united country has no need for reminders.
The real issue is: they keep saying that they are our servants, saying that they are here to serve. Why all this bitching about "serving" when people like
DISgrace Fu, Blur Jo Teo, and now Woody talk about money no enough? Madam Ho Jinx now joins in, implying that SHE is deserving a higher salary.
It is not about service, people, it is about being mercenary, greedy etc. Pure Crass.
By hanging around, and bitching about their pay is to insult themselves. And ourselves.
They have not built a truly one united people, where people are queueing to serve. If only they have shown themselves to be exemplary in demonstrating
that they are there to serve. But no, the repeated bringing up the matter of "low salaries" to show that they are here for the money, "service" is incidental.
The real issue is: why is it that after being ruled by the same political party for 50 years, the PAP is no where near nurturing a national, united identity.
All the recent calls by Ah Heng, Macik, Talk Cock Chan for unity by the people confirms this. A truly united country has no need for reminders.
The real issue is: they keep saying that they are our servants, saying that they are here to serve. Why all this bitching about "serving" when people like
DISgrace Fu, Blur Jo Teo, and now Woody talk about money no enough? Madam Ho Jinx now joins in, implying that SHE is deserving a higher salary.
It is not about service, people, it is about being mercenary, greedy etc. Pure Crass.
By hanging around, and bitching about their pay is to insult themselves. And ourselves.
They have not built a truly one united people, where people are queueing to serve. If only they have shown themselves to be exemplary in demonstrating
that they are there to serve. But no, the repeated bringing up the matter of "low salaries" to show that they are here for the money, "service" is incidental.
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Why does Jinx tell sinkees how much she earn? We like to know her 'clean' wage.
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She’s just trying to be sarcastic and rubbing it into sinkies fuckfaces
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Madam Ho's article was too politically correct and polite.
She did not mention that most of the other prominent world leaders and most Third World leaders took bribes. PM Lee and his PAP ministers are clean. If you include in bribes and other shady sources of income, most third world leaders are earning easily US$10 million a year.
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Singapore leader’s wife defends his seven-figure pay on Facebook
Bloomberg21 August 2019, 11:24 AM UTC
Singapore's Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong delivers a keynote address at the IISS Shangri-la Dialogue in Singapore, May 31, 2019. (PHOTO:REUTERS/Feline Lim)
By Chanyaporn Chanjaroen
(Bloomberg) -- Ho Ching, who is married to Singapore’s Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong, took to Facebook to defend her husband’s pay, which looks higher than those of many government leaders.
Singapore’s wage system stands out as it doesn’t have any other perks in kind during office, and no pensions or other benefits after the term ends, Ho said in a post published Wednesday. She was responding to an article by local blog site Seedly that compared Lee’s pay to that of U.S. President Donald Trump, Hong Kong Chief Executive Carrie Lam and others.
“In most, if not all, other countries, they would have many other perks during term of office, like butlers and hairdressers, free flights on national airlines, even family holidays, etc; and quite a number like the USA would include perks after end of term of office,” she wrote.
Lee’s annual pay is S$2.2 million ($1.6 million) including bonuses, according to the government’s website. His pay was such fodder for speculation that the government dedicated a webpage on the subject in September 2018, which said Lee doesn’t get a performance bonus.
The city-state has previously said that million-dollar ministerial earnings prevented corruption and helped attract and retain talent. It cut the salaries after voter unhappiness over a widening income gap weakened support for the ruling party in the 2011 elections and said last year that its ministers won’t be getting a raise anytime soon.
Ho, who is also Chief Executive of state investment firm Temasek Holdings Ltd. -- which has come under the public spotlight on its own executive compensation -- said those in public and social services need to have skills and commitment, on top of other qualities.
Having “these qualities of excellence, we must not take advantage of them to underpay, or require them to wear hairsuits for a show of sainthood,” she wrote.
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Bloomberg21 August 2019, 11:24 AM UTC
Singapore's Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong delivers a keynote address at the IISS Shangri-la Dialogue in Singapore, May 31, 2019. (PHOTO:REUTERS/Feline Lim)
By Chanyaporn Chanjaroen
(Bloomberg) -- Ho Ching, who is married to Singapore’s Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong, took to Facebook to defend her husband’s pay, which looks higher than those of many government leaders.
Singapore’s wage system stands out as it doesn’t have any other perks in kind during office, and no pensions or other benefits after the term ends, Ho said in a post published Wednesday. She was responding to an article by local blog site Seedly that compared Lee’s pay to that of U.S. President Donald Trump, Hong Kong Chief Executive Carrie Lam and others.
“In most, if not all, other countries, they would have many other perks during term of office, like butlers and hairdressers, free flights on national airlines, even family holidays, etc; and quite a number like the USA would include perks after end of term of office,” she wrote.
Lee’s annual pay is S$2.2 million ($1.6 million) including bonuses, according to the government’s website. His pay was such fodder for speculation that the government dedicated a webpage on the subject in September 2018, which said Lee doesn’t get a performance bonus.
The city-state has previously said that million-dollar ministerial earnings prevented corruption and helped attract and retain talent. It cut the salaries after voter unhappiness over a widening income gap weakened support for the ruling party in the 2011 elections and said last year that its ministers won’t be getting a raise anytime soon.
Ho, who is also Chief Executive of state investment firm Temasek Holdings Ltd. -- which has come under the public spotlight on its own executive compensation -- said those in public and social services need to have skills and commitment, on top of other qualities.
Having “these qualities of excellence, we must not take advantage of them to underpay, or require them to wear hairsuits for a show of sainthood,” she wrote.
© 2019 Bloomberg L.P.
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And she's doing it quite well too, in addition to her ability to her "buy very high and sell very low" skills of everything that she touches.
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