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Marc Lim, former news editor of Straits Times
ST’s Marc Lim demoted after Committee Inquiry convened on alleged affair with intern
Terry Xu 2018-10-03 Current Affairs

Straits Times' news editor, Marc Lim is understood to have been demoted after a Committee of Inquiry was convened on Monday to look into an allegation made against him having an affair with an intern.

Mr Lim, 42, is married and has two kids.

He was appointed news editor in September 2016.

Among his key duties is to oversee Singapore news coverage across print and digital platforms.

Prior to this, Mr Lim was the sports editor and the assistant news editor.
TOC understands that Mr Lim has been removed from editorial functions and will not have any more supervisory roles in his current capacity.

He has also been demoted two levels as a result of the COI investigation.

It is also understood that the police is investigating into the matter due to certain complications.

TOC has reached out to Singapore Press Holdings for its comments yesterday and its head of communications Ms Chin Soo Fang said it is still looking into TOC's queries.

We will update this article with their response when they reply.
 
Shitting in own backyard is the most risky thing to do. Don't these horny men understand?!? Seen enuff of these shit over the years....Lol :D
 
KNN intern is the best target if you are their supervisor or best as mentor KNN my uncle also had a close affair with intern as they see mentor as a trustable and capable man and they are mostly very horny KNN
 
KNN intern is the best target if you are their supervisor or best as mentor KNN my uncle also had a close affair with intern as they see mentor as a trustable and capable man and they are mostly very horny KNN
There's a Bill Clinton in every man. Lol :D
 
Shitting in own backyard is the most risky thing to do. Don't these horny men understand?!? Seen enuff of these shit over the years....Lol :biggrin:

No competency to shit elsewhere. Anyway, have not touch any sph publications since the arrival of the 21st century.
 
Straits Times' news editor, Marc Lim is understood to have been demoted after a Committee of Inquiry was convened on Monday to look into an allegation made against him having an affair with an intern.

Mr Lim, 42, is married and has two kids.

He was appointed news editor in September 2016.

Among his key duties is to oversee Singapore news coverage across print and digital platforms.

Prior to this, Mr Lim was the sports editor and the assistant news editor.

TOC understands that Mr Lim has been removed from editorial functions and will not have any more supervisory roles in his current capacity.

He has also been demoted two levels as a result of the COI investigation.

The intern had purportedly to have attempted suicide after her boyfriend confronted her on the affair.

It is also understood that the police is investigating into the matter.

TOC has reached out to Singapore Press Holdings for its comments yesterday and its head of communications Ms Chin Soo Fang said it is still looking into TOC's queries.

We will update this article with their response when they reply.

Update: The spokesperson of SPH wrote to TOC stating that Singapore Press Holdings convened an internal inquiry after a member of its staff from The Straits Times newsroom was hospitalised last week. She is now recovering at home.

In a statement on Oct 3, SPH said: "Our top priority is to ensure she receives all medical attention and assistance she needs as well as to provide help to her family at this difficult time."

The panel looked into allegations of two separate instances of improper relations with a subordinate member of staff against two ST editors that have been made in connection to this matter.

It has found sufficient grounds to conclude that the two editors concerned had breached SPH's code of conduct.
The two will face disciplinary action, commensurate with the seriousness of their actions.

One editor will be removed from his post, demoted and redeployed; the other will be given a written warning, have his salary docked, and redeployed.

The statement added: "SPH takes a serious view of any transgressions of its code of conduct for its staff and will not hesitate to take appropriate measures following a full and transparent inquiry process."

https://www.theonlinecitizen.com/20...quiry-convened-on-alleged-affair-with-intern/
 
So the intern got mango cup size? Not papaya ah? Bonkable? NPNT:biggrin:
Having affair can put name big big but no gag order why ah?:biggrin:
 
On the other hand ...
A Black Dog was PROMOTED to Full Cabinet Minister.
If an extra marital affair is a moral crime,

Whats so special about this Black Dog ?
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You want to fuck your intern or subordinate, be a towkay like me. Don't have to worry about being demoted after getting outed for it.

That much is true! No matter how high sounding the job position and salary, the horny idiot is just a mere employee. To fuck with immunity from being demoted or sacked, one has to aspire to become like the resident towkay here! :biggrin:
 
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marclim-660x330.jpg

Marc Lim, former news editor of Straits Times
ST’s Marc Lim demoted after Committee Inquiry convened on alleged affair with intern
Terry Xu 2018-10-03 Current Affairs

Straits Times' news editor, Marc Lim is understood to have been demoted after a Committee of Inquiry was convened on Monday to look into an allegation made against him having an affair with an intern.

Mr Lim, 42, is married and has two kids.

He was appointed news editor in September 2016.

Among his key duties is to oversee Singapore news coverage across print and digital platforms.

Prior to this, Mr Lim was the sports editor and the assistant news editor.

TOC understands that Mr Lim has been removed from editorial functions and will not have any more supervisory roles in his current capacity.

He has also been demoted two levels as a result of the COI investigation.

The intern had purportedly to have attempted suicide after her boyfriend confronted her on the affair.

It is also understood that the police is investigating into the matter.

TOC has reached out to Singapore Press Holdings for its comments yesterday and its head of communications Ms Chin Soo Fang said it is still looking into TOC's queries.

We will update this article with their response when they reply.

Update: The spokesperson of SPH wrote to TOC stating that Singapore Press Holdings convened an internal inquiry after a member of its staff from The Straits Times newsroom was hospitalised last week. She is now recovering at home.

In a statement on Oct 3, SPH said: "Our top priority is to ensure she receives all medical attention and assistance she needs as well as to provide help to her family at this difficult time."

The panel looked into allegations of two separate instances of improper relations with a subordinate member of staff against two ST editors that have been made in connection to this matter.

It has found sufficient grounds to conclude that the two editors concerned had breached SPH's code of conduct.

The two will face disciplinary action, commensurate with the seriousness of their actions.

One editor will be removed from his post, demoted and redeployed; the other will be given a written warning, have his salary docked, and redeployed.

The statement added: "SPH takes a serious view of any transgressions of its code of conduct for its staff and will not hesitate to take appropriate measures following a full and transparent inquiry process."
 
154th Times Jin happening siah :D Got deep-rooted sleeping with each other culture :D
 
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