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Archive for the ‘Letters’ Category

In solidarity with Dr Chee Soon Juan

Click to enlarge Please passed this message around to your friends, love one, neighbors and whoever you wish to relay and share this message below. A letter and cash to Dr Chee Soon Juan wishing him success to Parliament. Most parents wish for their next generation, especially their children. Look what has happen now to Singapore?...

If I Were A Bukit Batok Resident . . .

Going by the fact that Bukit Batok residents voted overwhelmingly for PAP in the last General Election, it is fair to say that Dr Chee Soon Juan has an uphill task ahead of him. How tempting (and how easy) it is for those of us living elsewhere to wish that we could cast our ballots to send Dr Chee to Parliament. At the end...

Foreign workers hit all-time high?

I refer to the article “Unemployment rate for Singaporeans improves in first quarter: Manpower Ministry” (Straits Times, Apr 28). It states that “The seasonally adjusted unemployment rate was 1.9 per cent as of March 2016. The rate for citizens fell to 2.6 per cent, from 3 per cent in December, and that for Singaporeans...

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