Employers to notify MOM of retrenchments starting from 1 January 2017
Ministry of Manpower (MOM) has announced a new requirement on mandatory retrenchment notifications which will take effect from 1 January ...
Day: 25 November 2016
Uncle writes letter to nephews on how they can take a part in ending violence against women.
The White Ribbon Letter is an initiative by AWARE, a gender equality advocacy group, for men to share their thoughts ...
Attorney-General, V K Rajah to step down in 2017 and succeeded by Mr Lucien Wong
The Prime Minister Office (PMO) has announced that Attorney-General, Mr V K Rajah S.C will be succeded by Mr Lucien Wong ...
Claims from road traffic, industrial accidents to be raised from 1 December 2016
The Supreme and State Court have announced that the State Courts’ jurisdiction for claims arising from road traffic accidents and ...
SAF team en route to Hong Kong to address security of equipment held by Hong Kong customs
In the latest update to the incident where nine Terrex Infantary Carrier Vehicles (ICVs) of the Singapore Armed Forces (SAF) were detained ...
Olympic Gold Medalist, Joseph Schooling receives his $1 million prize money from Tote Board
Joseph Schooling finally received his $1 million prize money on Thursday (24 November) after beating former Olympic winner, Micheal Phelps, ...
Fatal accident along Jalan Buroh claims life of motorcyclist who went between two heavy vehicles
A fatal accident which happened along Jalan Buroh just before West Coast Highway on Thursday (24 November) at around 6.15pm, ...
Joseph Schooling and other prominent male leaders pin on white ribbons to show commitment to end violence against women
Prominent male leaders in Singapore will don white ribbons this week as part of the White Ribbon campaign, a global ...
Energy performance standards for refrigerators to be raised from Dec 2017
National Environment Agency (NEA) has announced that households can look forward to having more energy efficient refrigerator models in the ...
Borrowing from moneylenders in Singapore is a terrible idea
By SingSaver.com.sg If you have to choose between going to a pawnshop or borrowing from moneylenders in Singapore, pick the pawnshop. ...
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WHO Global Outbreak Alert and Response Network chair cites S’pore as prime model of COVID-19 management — but how objective is his assessment?
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Dr Ang Yong Guan makes first appearance as PSP member, advises people “find meaning in collective sense of loss” amid COVID-19 outbreak
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Sungei Tengah Lodge becomes fourth migrant workers’ dormitory gazetted as isolation area
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M’sian volunteer decries M’sia govt measures of not considering M’sian workers in S’pore
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Improvement in food provided for foreign workers proves the power of voicing up
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Stern written warning, fine of $300 or charge in court for anyone in breach of safe distancing measures, starting from 9 April
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Unity does not equate to blind adherence and dogma
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NTUC FairPrice asks all shoppers to wear masks while shopping in its stores
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Viral message claiming fines for those without masks; no such regulations yet
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DBS, OCBC and UOB vow no job cuts amid pandemic
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Low wage urban poor struggle to survive amid COVID-19 outbreak in Singapore
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Netizens slam authority for light sentence given to policeman who was found guilty of molesting colleague
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Little bit funny but mostly confusing: Pandemic U-turns and head-scratchers
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Elections Department says ST Synthesis started election prep of its own accord; Did not clarify if it is making plans for May/June election
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Singapore seeks help from Taiwan for mask supplies, according to Taiwanese media
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Will Chan apologise to HK's leaders for insulting them for wearing masks now that Singapore "u-turns" on mask usage?
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Did Singapore drop the ball in its eagerness to show the world that it could achieve the impossible?
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Government has imposed Code Red measures without calling the situation Code Red
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Poor and insufficient portion of food given to foreign workers at dormitories gazetted as isolation areas
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No more dine-in services; restaurants in S’pore appeal for immediate targeted measures
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Heng tells Workers’ Party: Not in the interest of S'poreans to repeatedly ask about size of reserves
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Elections to be held in May or June, according to plans made by election contractor
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Does anyone seriously think that the PAP would pass up the opportunity for a pandemic general election?
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Ministry of Manpower posts photos of dormitories in North Korean fashion
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More than 3,000 people queue to apply for $500 financial aid, netizens think it defies social distancing measures
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Share price of GIC-backed PRC coffee chain plunges 75.5% after investigation finds COO fabricated sales
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Lee Hsien Yang: Fight COVID-19 first, Singapore polls must wait
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Prof Koh chastises S'pore govt for treating foreign workers like "Third World", reflecting the bad living conditions face by foreign workers
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Lawrence Wong appears to be shifting the blame of not wearing masks solely to WHO
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How should citizens rate the performance of the Multi-ministry Task Force so far?
