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More than mere therapy to deal with income gap and worker welfare

More than mere therapy to deal with income gap and worker welfare

Professor Lim Chong Yah’ s latest call for government intervention in the salary adjustments of the lowest income earners was stinging and resonant. His earlier call in April this year attracted a barrage of negative comments from the government with notable response from NTUC secretary general Lim Swee Say. Mr Lim, who... 

Playing the politics bogeyman

Playing the politics bogeyman

I was flabbergasted to read of the scenario planning exercise at the Institue of Policy Studies (IPS). The article, “A Singapore with more .sg than .gov?” by the Straits Times, 27 Oct 2012 reported that IPS gave three scenarios of how Singapore might be governed 10 years from now. One is a strong pro-growth, pro-business... 

Persistence, perseverance and tenacity

Persistence, perseverance and tenacity

Prof Lim Chong Yah These are the cornerstones of a man with a purpose. Professor Lim Chong Yah is so filled with a mission to do something for the country and people that he is not going to be dismissed and ignored. He is coming back again with his prescription to erase the wrongs in our economic and social system ('Prof Lim... 



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