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Lee Hsien Yang drops a series of bombshells on PM Lee and Ho Ching with documentary evidence, alleging abuse of powers
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Malay leaders and bodies need to be more proactive in attending to the gullible
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Why the Lee family saga can be good for Singapore
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DPM Teo responds to ST’s article, said ministers cannot avoid taking responsibility for making the required decisions on public interest
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SDP: Parliament not appropriate forum for matter of national importance, COI needs to be called
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What is this selective shame by some Singaporeans?
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34 pertinent questions for Prime Minister Lee to answer on 3 July
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Tan Cheng Bock: Parliament is not the right place to settle family disputes
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Former NMP Calvin Cheng: Singapore doesn’t belong to the Lees but to all of us
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PM Lee apologises for national saga between him and siblings, subjects himself for questioning on 3 July in Parliament
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What concerns Singapore is not the wishes of LKY but the allegation of abuse of authority and powers
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Dr Lee Weiling: Minister K Shanmugam knew Lee Kuan Yew's real wish and concern as LKY had consulted him
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The flawed agenda of the Oxley House Ministerial Committee
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Lee Hsien Yang: Information that DPM Teo released what the two siblings have been asking for
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Li Shengwu: Does not intend to go into politics, and believes it is bad for Singapore if third-generation Lee went into politics
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SDP: Allegations by PM Lee's siblings raise concerns regarding present administration of Singapore
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Minister K Shanmugam challenges Lee Hsien Yang to have a lawyer to write to him for his response
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Former NMP Calvin Cheng: Singapore doesn't belong to the Lees but to all of us
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34 pertinent questions for Prime Minister Lee to answer on 3 July
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Tan Cheng Bock: Parliament is not the right place to settle family disputes
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Tag Archives: retrenchment
Why there is no subsidy for the poor….
By The Online Citizen
May 25, 2009
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The CEO of SMRT goes to work in a Mercedes. She deserves it because the profits of SMRT has doubled in the past few years. Even as the economic crisis put thousands of Singaporeans out of the job, the SMRT’s latest quarter results Read More
More...Time for the government to re-look “no-welfare state” policy
By The Online Citizen May 25, 2009
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Welfare can provide greater security for the people against events that are outside of their control. Tan Kin Lian. Read More…
More...More flexibility for bosses but what is there for employees?
By The Online Citizen May 18, 2009
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Why is the govt making it easier for employers to reduce workers’ salaries? Gilbert Goh. Read More…
More...Where is the “unique Singapore advantage” to protect our workers?
By The Online Citizen May 8, 2009
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Labour Chief should stand up for S’porean workers more. Andrew Loh. Read More…
More...The myth of the lazy native
By The Online Citizen May 5, 2009
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If the economy does not bottom out fairly soon, S’poreans’ patience might become sorely taxed. Read More…
More...An alternative to penalising labour
By The Online Citizen April 14, 2009
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Donaldson Tan suggests a recession insurance for non-financial firms. Firms are not going to stop retrenching workers whom they deem as excess manpower regardless of wage subsidy schemes. Instead, the fiscal policy for saving jobs ought to be targeting firms that face difficulty in raising short-term credit. Read More…
More...Repossessed properties in Singapore rise 18%
By The Online Citizen April 12, 2009
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Colliers International warns that this number is just the tip of the iceberg. Read More…
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