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Archive for the ‘Snippets’ Category

Has securing a job in SG just gotten harder for foreigners?

Expats drinking and making merry at Clark Quay, Singapore. (24 Sep) - Singapore's latest push to encourage companies to hire locally is unlikely to have a significant impact on foreigners looking to land a job in the Southeast Asian financial hub, say experts. "Posting a job on the new job bank for 14 days isn't a significant...

Rihanna ‘high on marijuana’ at SG Grand Prix concert?

Not happy: Fans have accused Rihanna of lip-synching and being under the influence of marijuana during her concert at the Singapore Grand Prix over the weekend. (24 Sep) - She has a reputation as being a fiercely talented live performer. So fans at Rihanna's Singapore Grand Prix concert on Sunday were expecting the very best...

73% Swiss vote to keep National Service

At an official visitors' day at a Swiss Army base, veterinary section troops play traditional cow-bells (Photo BBC) (23 Sep) - Better known for its handy pocketknives and Vatican guards than for fighting wars, the Swiss Army of conscripts is still necessary to protect the Alpine federation and its nearly 200-year-old policy...

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