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MARUAH: Need to draw electoral boundaries transparently

MEDIA STATEMENT 13 July 2015 MARUAH's response to Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong’s comments on the Electoral Boundaries Review Committee Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong said in Parliament today (13 July 2015) that he has asked the Electoral Boundaries Review Committee to have smaller Group Representation Constituencies, and...

How much do workers get as a minimum wage in Asean?

In the past twelve months there have been demonstrations and protests in Indonesia (see: Indonesian labour strikes reflect frustration), protests recently in Cambodia over minimum wage levels for garment industry workers, and even in affluent Singapore, minimum wage legislation is about to be passed (see: Not the Singapore...

Singapore: More properties hit the auction block

Singapore's weak real estate market saw the number of properties put up for auction climb 2.9 percent quarter-on-quarter to 180 units in the second quarter of 2015, reported The Straits Times citing a report from Knight Frank Singapore. The number of smaller units auctioned, such as one- and two-bedrooms, increased 28.6 percent...

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