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Archive for the ‘Policies’ Category

Prejudice and bias in our education system

An interesting article titled ‘ Time to look beyond the Western view of the Middle East’ by an educator, Koh Choon Hwee, appeared in the Today paper on 23 Nov. such articles are rare in a system where everyone blindly get along with western views as the official and right views of events around the world, including domestic...

Only 3.4% of Singapore Savings Bond subscribed?

Only 3.4% of Singapore Savings Bond subscribed? I refer to the article “Demand for Singapore Savings Bond falls sharply in 3rd issue” (Channel News Asia, Nov 26). It states that “for the December issue, total application within individual allotment limits amounted to S$40.99 million, well below the maximum allotment of...

Why only low wage workers are rehired beyond 65-year-old retirement age?

Wage subsidy for older workers extended I refer to the article “Wage subsidy for older workers to be extended” (Straits Times, Dec 2). It states that “Under the scheme, employers can get up to 3 per cent more wage credit if they rehire Singaporeans who are aged 65 and above, and who earn up to $4,000 a month. $22m wage...

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