How did chewing gum become a banned item in Singapore?
Chewing a piece of gum in Singapore is not illegal and it certainly wouldn’t get you into serious punishment such as getting caned or the death penalty.
Continue readingChewing a piece of gum in Singapore is not illegal and it certainly wouldn’t get you into serious punishment such as getting caned or the death penalty.
Continue readingWhen we talk about an inclusive and fairer society, we cannot forget about women in the workforce.
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Continue readingIn the past, although street hawkers provided a necessary service by serving cheap food to the masses, they also created several problems to the extent that they were regarded as public nuisances that threatened public order and health.
Continue readingNTUC Income was established in 1970 with the objective of providing insurance protection to the masses. Up till then, low-income
Continue readingCame across the photo of Changi Airport when it first opened in the 80s and it brought back a strong
Continue readingatomi’s Path to Digitalisation x the Journey of a Gen-Z intern To take advantage of the rise in e-commerce, most
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Continue reading“I wonder, Mama. Are our Government really doing right by the lower-wage workers in Singapore?”
Continue readingIn Parliament last week, NTUC Deputy Secretary-General Koh Poh Koon and Workers’ Party MP Gerald Giam had an interesting exchange
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