Wildcat strike raises questions
Singapore’s reliance on China workers has put the government in a bind because it cannot be too soft or too tough. SINGAPORE’S first strike in a generation staged by large numbers of Chinese workers has highlighted a potential security risk posed by the presence of foreign workers. Happily lasting only two days, some 177...
100 China Men Refuse to Shine
One China man he lost his mind It's five in the morning he refused to shine Though he went to bed at half-past nine He didn't know he has crossed the line Cross the line he has crossed the line Together with the rest of the ninety-nine Now they are really in the bind For committing a gross industrial crime Why did you refuse...
Educating our children
Of all the public goods such as housing, healthcare, social welfare, which societies make available to themselves, arguably education may be said to be primus inter pares, that is, first among equals. It is indispensable both to the overall betterment of the community as well as to individuals and their families. How an individual...
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