Four PRC bus drivers charged for inciting illegal strike
Four SMRT PRC bus drivers were charged in court today (29 Nov) for inciting an illegal strike involving fellow drivers at the Woodlands dormitory on 26 and 27 Nov. They are: He Jun Ling, 32 Gao Yue Qiang, 32 Liu Xiangying, 33 Wang Xianjie, 39 They were arrested yesterday (28 Nov) and today (29 Nov). They have been accused...
NTUC: We will continue to bring FT workers into the union
NTUC Assistant Secretary-General and NMP Cham Hui Fong NTUC Assistant Secretary-General Cham Hui Fong, who is also a Nominated Member of Parliament, has issued a statement today (28 Nov) with regard to the illegal strike by SMRT's PRC bus drivers. Apparently, foreign workers can become union members as well as Singapore workers....
SMRT: We continue to value services of PRC drivers
SMRT issued a media statement today (28 Nov), saying that the rate of attendance of their bus drivers is back to normal today and all its bus services are running as scheduled. Meanwhile, SMRT personnel, including 20 of its PRC bus drivers, are assisting the police in their investigation into possible breaches of the law as...
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