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My friend ask how have your life change, when u from a worker change to work as a self employ private hire driver

Yeah, the driver is the Bus Uncker who always scold moi for 60cent ticket but take $1.20 full trip But poor student back then
I used to do that as a fresh grad from NUS; paid 60 cents regardless of the destination, then pretended to fall asleep when the ticket inspector boarded the bus. LOL!
 
I used to do that as a fresh grad from NUS; paid 60 cents regardless of the destination, then pretended to fall asleep when the ticket inspector boarded the bus. LOL!
NUS is good, there are buses along AYE to take to other places

NTU must waste 60cent to get out of the ulu campus to reach Boon Lay MRT…and MRT must tap card
 

Grab contributed as much as 0.8% of Singapore GDP in 2023: report​

Finance and insurance, professional services, real estate, as well as the wholesale and retail sectors benefit the most from the wider supply chain impact

Tan Weizhen

Tan Weizhen

Published Fri, Jan 24, 2025 · 02:55 PM
Singapore Economy



  • Generic photos of Grab and foodpanda riders in Bangkok. For stories regarding Thailand's food delivery and on-demand super apps which continued to grow moderately despite economic challenges.'s food delivery and on-demand super apps which continued to grow moderately despite economic challenges.



  • Oxford calculated the direct GDP contribution using the sum of Grab’s earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortisation, as well as wages paid to its employees, and taxes incurred. PHOTO: BT FILE
  • Oxford calculated the direct GDP contribution using the sum of Grab’s earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortisation, as well as wages paid to its employees, and taxes incurred. PHOTO: BT FILE
  • Oxford calculated the direct GDP contribution using the sum of Grab’s earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortisation, as well as wages paid to its employees, and taxes incurred. PHOTO: BT FILE
  • Oxford calculated the direct GDP contribution using the sum of Grab’s earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortisation, as well as wages paid to its employees, and taxes incurred. PHOTO: BT FILE
  • Oxford calculated the direct GDP contribution using the sum of Grab’s earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortisation, as well as wages paid to its employees, and taxes incurred. PHOTO: BT FILE

RIDE-HAILING company Grab added S$5.2 billion to Singapore’s economy in 2023 through its on-demand services such as ride-hailing and delivery, an Oxford Economics report indicated.

This is equivalent to about 0.8 per cent of Singapore’s gross domestic product, said the research firm.

This is a breakdown of the S$5.2 billion contribution to the economy, said Oxford:
Thanks CECA Indians for making our local PMETs become Grab drivers, contribute to GDP growth
 
A car remains the ultimate status symbol in S'pore. With COE premiums at an all-time high, the appeal of car ownership is even more attractive to those who can afford it.
 
Thanks CECA Indians for making our local PMETs become Grab drivers, contribute to GDP growth
The PAP wasn't lying about CECAs creating new jobs for retrenched S'poreans such as taxi/private hire car drivers, security guards, deliverymen, cleaners, private tutors etc.
 
NUS is good, there are buses along AYE to take to other places. NTU must waste 60cent to get out of the ulu campus to reach Boon Lay MRT…and MRT must tap card
My parents' house was not far from Kent Ridge, so my bus fare wasn't too costly. My Dad would send and pick me up from campus at times too since he was in semi-retirement when I was an undergrad.
 
At 10 dollar a hour!work macdonald better
PHV drivers have it pretty bad. I notice many of them begging my condo security guards to allow them to use the toilet at the swimming pool when they had the urge, but the guards love to lord it over drivers and deliverymen entering the condo, and flatly refused.
 
PHV drivers have it pretty bad. I notice many of them begging my condo security guards to allow them to use the toilet at the swimming pool when they had the urge, but the guards love to lord it over drivers and deliverymen entering the condo, and flatly refused.
What..
 
PHV drivers have it pretty bad. I notice many of them begging my condo security guards to allow them to use the toilet at the swimming pool when they had the urge, but the guards love to lord it over drivers and deliverymen entering the condo, and flatly refused.
Roadside also can urine le
 
When I worker, I got one boss.
When I self employed, all my customers are my boss.
Own time own target? means eat grass
 
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