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Banks should offer more support to victims of fraud -
The discussion on inequality must extend to rights too - Govt in overdrive to justify $20M Summit spending
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Buying a condominium – How to save and feel less stress -
The police are not just enforcers but public servants too -
Gender equality upheld in Singapore’s workplace, new JobStreet.com survey finds -
US Treasury Department targets Singapore for money laundering -
Trump Kim Summit – Singapore, a schoolboy trying to play a man’s game? -
Being punitive permeates every aspect of Singapore’s public services -
Dr M meets PM Lee for only 30 min but gives Jack Ma an hour
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Why are there so many “unknown” controversial CPF policies and how many more unknown? -
You’ve heard of "fake news", what about "fake awards"? -
MSF rejects social assistance application from 59-year-old senior due to having CPF payout - MSF's response only heightens the notion that "CPF not our money"
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MSF responds but fails to address core issue - why is CPF considered an income? -
Is there truth to the notion that 70% of Singaporeans are daft? -
Temasek invests in debt-laden Hainan Airlines, in a move that analysts say is overpriced - Dr M meets PM Lee for only 30 min but gives Jack Ma an hour
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Fed raises key interest rate - SG homeowners expect to pay more interests for mortgages - Does your money go into your nominee's CPF account after your death unless you opt out?
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Tag Archives: social welfare
Is the Singaporean population shrinking? – Part 1
By The Online Citizen
2007-12-14 
0Last updated on October 1st, 2015 at 11:04 amBy Leong Sze Hian To what extent has our liberal foreign labour and citizenship policies affected Singaporeans’ rights with reference to Article 22 and 25 of the United Nations Universal Declaration of Human Rights ? Read More
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Published on 2012-09-09 by Terry Xu
Self Reliance and Social Welfare
By Terry XuLast updated on October 1st, 2015 at 11:04 amBy Dr Yuen Chung Kwong Singapore’s official social philosophy has always placed emphasis on self reliance, fearing that that welfare provisions might encourage undesirable patterns of behavior, e.g., unemployment benefit might reduce motivation to work; child Read More
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