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Reports of a gunshot heard in the early morning at Changi Airport today have spread like wildfire on the internet.

In one of the most bizarre cases involving a foreign talent, an Indian national, Palaniappan Ramanathan,was sentenced to four weeks in jail for trying to bribe a Certis Cisco officer with an offer of $10, just so he could get away with urinating in a public place.

I joined Certis CISCO Security as a Senior Security Supervisor. I was paid gross salary $ 2700/- of which $ 2505/- is the basic salary and $ 195/- is paid provided I do not take any m/c.

2 Malaysian men were flung off their bikes and sustained serious injuries when the motorcycle they were on collided head first with a stationary vehicle parked along the Seletar Expressway on Monday.

A netizen, Francis Seow, shared a video of his confrontation with a Certis Cisco parking enforcement officer who allegedly sneaked into a car park to issue summon tickets without his uniform on.

After working for 3 years for Singapore's largest and pioneer security firm, Certis Cisco, I finally resigned a few days back in order to pursue a different job elsewhere. The company has no prospect for us locals at all. There is no progression and their bonuses are split into 2-3 periods.

A netizen has just sent news about a serious accident that took place between a drunk motorist and a Certis Cisco guard on duty at Tuas Checkpoint. The image captured by the netizen shows the unconscious and heavily bleeding guard lying on the ground.

It states that “In total, there are about 7,000 APOs, with more than half being Singaporeans“. What is more than half – 51, 60, 70 per cent? How many of the Singaporean APOs are new citizens?

In a press release to the media, a company spokesman said: “Certis Cisco would like to state categorically that (it) offers a higher salary package to Singaporean APOs as compared to the Taiwanese.” Since “the basic salary for Singaporean and Taiwanese corporals is also the same, at $2,575” – and foreigners do not have to contribute to CPF – let’s estimate how much the employer may save employing a foreigner, instead of a Singaporean.

The government keeps saying that Singaporeans don't want the jobs, like in this Certis Cisco case. They turn to foreigners because no Singaporeans can do the jobs. I want to prove a point that the reason why Singaporeans keep resigning is because of low pay and very bad working conditions.