Tag: Workers’ Rights

‘Something better and not less’: Woman says upgrade on playground at Pasir Ris Street feels more like a downgrade

Singaporean man says he’s confused why people keep saying public housing is ‘unaffordable for low-income individuals’

“Things will pan out well” – PSP candidate on potential three-cornered fight at Marymount SMC

Ex-WP MP and PSP member call for universal minimum wage

Employee terminated for not agreeing to work on Saturdays, asks Singaporeans, ‘Is this wrongful termination?’

After CDL fallout, analysts push for clearer governance in Singapore’s family-run firms

‘Depression is setting in:’ Employee desperately seeks advice on how to handle a ‘legendarily bad boss’

CapitaLand Investment to launch first retail REIT in China’s SSE with RMB2.8B of assets

Kala Manickam calls out Ng Chee Meng’s political comeback: ‘Jalan Kayu doesn’t need a politician staging a return‘

Jamus Lim saying ‘What we’re trying to deny PAP is a blank cheque’ in 2020 debate emerges again

GE2025: Minister Desmond Lee to anchor West Coast-Jurong West GRC, Foo Mee Har passing baton to new faces

Josephine Teo saying ‘Opposition will turn your house into a house of cards’ resurfaces