3rd incident: PRC refuses to leave work site and threatens to sit-in
(ST Photo) The media has reported a 3rd work-related incident involving PRCs in the last 2 weeks. Police were called in yesterday (7 Dec) when a dispute between a PRC worker and a sub-contracting company threatened to escalate into a sit-in. Apparently, the PRC construction worker arrived at the condominium work site in Thomson...
Poll shows commuters overwhelmingly reject Lui’s idea to raise fares
Minister Lui In a media poll of 325 commuters yesterday (7 Dec), 92% of respondents are opposed to the idea thrown up by Transport Minister Lui Tuck Yew ('Lui: Fare increases next year will factor in pay increases of bus drivers') who suggested to raise public transport fares so as to help increase bus drivers' pay. Lui said,...
Foreign workers stop work at Tai Seng: Another dispute?
A netizen wrote on STOMP that he was surprised to look out of his office window and saw workers at a construction site stop work. This was posted today (8 Dec). In light of the recent strikes by SMRT bus drivers and two PRCs atop a crane in Jurong, the netizen wondered if this could be a similar incident. The netizen said...
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