Tag Archives: Cleaners

This way, Singaporeans can do our party and teach our children not to litter. Imagine how much of our city will be cleaned!

Three cleaners were seen helping in trying to put out the fire, which was believed to have started in the car's engine compartment. SCDF confirmed they received a call alerting them to the fire, and they took over from the cleaners when they arrived on the scene. No injuries were reported. According to an eyewitness, a female driver of the car was seen trying to start the engine but managed to run out from the vehicle when she saw smoke coming out from the bonnet. The cause of the fire is currently under investigation.

Wherever you are, remember to show your appreciation to your estate cleaners when you bump into them this weekend. The Hougang cleaners have made numerous trips to the bin centres today and the work is still not done. They will need to work late into the night to ensure the estate is nice and clean on the first day of CNY.

In an unprecedented move, the Government has accepted the plan. This is despite the fact that it goes against longstanding principles of linking pay hikes to productivity, and keeping the labour market flexible by having market forces set salaries. What is novel this time is that the national committee, having set the minimum salaries, is pushing for pay hikes for cleaners over the next six years. The one plausible explanation: The move is necessary to prevent cleaners’ salaries from stagnating again.

This means that the real increase per year was only about 1.9 per cent, or about $19 a month – about 65 cents a day. Can you imagine getting an increment in pay of just 65 cents a day per year for three years?

Today i wish to thank the cleaners working in Yishun estate near block 137 and the their supervisor. This morning at 9 am at block 131, the town council cleaners picked up my husband's iphone 6s and returned it to the rightful owner. They were honest fellows and were humble about their good deed, saying that no need to thank them as its part of their job.

Hotel chambermaids in China have been caught using bath and face towels to clean the shower area -- and even toilet bowls. Stomper Casey alerted Stomp to this shocking report by hoolo.tv, showing how investigative journalists in China have uncovered hotel chains' dirty little secret.