Singapore no longer the preferred work destination for PRC workers
Singapore is no longer the preferred work destination for PRC workers seeking employment abroad, says job agencies in China. Apparently, the wage gap between China and Singapore has narrowed and the recent SMRT strike is deterring some from applying to work in Singapore. Some 100 PRC bus drivers with SMRT conducted an illegal...
SMRT PRC bus drivers had protested 3 years ago under Saw
A PRC driver who left a year ago told the Chinese media that sometime in 2009-2010, about 100 PRC bus drivers had protested over benefit issues. Hence, the resentment of PRC drivers did not just fester now. Other PRC drivers have confirmed that they knew about the protest some 2-3 years ago. Then, they were already unhappy...
SingHealth reviews contingency plans after SMRT’s strike
SingHealth, which oversees Singapore General Hospital and KK Women's and Children's Hospital as well as five national specialty centres and nine polyclinics, said it is reviewing its business contingency plans in the wake of the SMRT strike by PRC bus drivers last week. SingHealth Deputy Group Director of Strategic Human Resources...
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