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graduates without job , half the population consists of non local born sinkies , most menial jobs done by foreigners at very low pay ,
take 30 or more years to pay for a simply hdb flat , living hand to mouth , salary of the low income group stagnate while ceo getting millions in bonus ,
old people in their 70s have to work as table cleaners , toilet cleaners , some collecting card boards for a living , expensive utilities charges ,etc .
NOW DO YOU UNDERSTAND why sinkie are not as lucky as you said ?
Graduates are now a dime a dozen so it's no surprise that some can't get a job. However, that's not the fault of the govt. It's the fault of the graduate for choosing a course of study for which there is little or no demand.
Menial jobs being done by foreigners at low pay is a good thing as it keeps overheads low for Singaporeans. If menial jobs paid well, a cup of coffee would cost $5 and a plate of Char Kuay Teow would cost $10.
As for the old working as cleaners all I can say is that it's their own fault for not saving for their retirement or squandering their CPF savings on Batam whores when they withdrew the lump sum at 55.