Came across the photo of Changi Airport when it first opened in the 80s and it brought back a strong sense of nostalgia. Today, amid threat of more virulent strains, Changi Airport has tightened Covid-19 measures with movement curbs. The… Continue reading
atomi’s Path to Digitalisation x the Journey of a Gen-Z intern To take advantage of the rise in e-commerce, most retail businesses had embarked on e-commerce well before COVID-19 was even a thing. When COVID-19 struck, it was a “change-or-die”… Continue reading
In Parliament last week, NTUC Deputy Secretary-General Koh Poh Koon and Workers’ Party MP Gerald Giam had an interesting exchange on the Progressive Wage Model. The PWM and minimum wage have been hot-button topics that have come up many times… Continue reading
On a typical day, Mr Edward Chan would leave home early in the morning to start his day as a Grab driver. After the peak hour, he would rush home to do home-based learning with his two girls, Yan Ling… Continue reading
Where did the year go? 2020 has gone by in a blur, pretty much a year of damage control and quick pivoting for all of us. While 2020 has been about going with the flow, being flexible and adapting quickly… Continue reading
Why do we still have policies like the HDB Ethnic Integration Policy, GRCs and ethnic-based self-help groups if we’re supposed to be a country “regardless of race”? Continue reading
Why does Singapore have certain laws and policies that focus on race although we are supposed to be one united nation regardless of race? Continue reading
In a recent speech in Parliament, Workers’ Party chief Pritam Singh compared the recent Budget announcements to the “New Deal” that was implemented by US President Franklin Roosevelt and asked for a thorough review of what a living wage in… Continue reading
Progress Singapore Party (PSP) has been in the news lately, and not always for the right reasons. Can the party get its act together not just to win the General Elections 2020, but also run Singapore competently? Continue reading
What is bad about Singapore’s retirement scheme (CPF)? A PAP critic shares his thoughts why CPF is (surprisingly) a good thing for Singaporeans. Continue reading