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For Immediate Release National Solidarity Party’s statement on the strike at SMRT 28 November 2012 . The National Solidarity Party (NSP) regrets the strike action taken by some SMRT bus drivers.  Whatever their grievances, their action unfortunately broke the law and the rule of law must be respected by all, Singaporeans... 

I’ve spoken randomly on the street to both local and foreign workers. Both the local and foreign workers condone the bus driver strike. And they said the worst abuser and exploiter are the public listed to those smaller registered under private limited companies owned by the state. The flawed immigration policy was implemented... 

SPP Statement, 28 November 2012 The recent SMRT bus drivers’ strike was one of the few occasions in Singapore that showed the unhappiness of workers in a very stark way. Our authorities need to seriously consider the possibility of another strike encouraged by this precedent, and how Singapore must reduce our over-dependence...