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James Er has been left without a job due to a leg condition and is thus unable to fork out money to pay for his medical treatment at NUH. His father is the sole breadwinner while his brother is autistic. He tried approaching Halimah Yacob but was told she does not serve his area anymore.

I want to share a story about an ex-con who is having trouble fitting back into society. There is an ex convict went to interview a job as a sales manager.

The Straits Times weather report is all the rage among Singaporean netizens these days, all thanks to a newly hired weather intern whose epigrammatic tweets have lightened many a stormy weather. According to a netizen, who provided a number of screenshots showcasing the new weatherman's tweets, ST tweets began taking on a quirky, punny character that seemed at odds with the usual "boring" style of the national newspaper.

I refer to the article “Reflecting on 2016” (Straits Times, Dec 29). It states that “December may just be a routine month in the calendar for some, but for others, the end of the year is a time for reflection, contemplation and New Year resolutions. We celebrate milestones, remember relationships lost and found, think about mistakes made”.

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"What was the saddest moment of your life?" "When someone called me 'Garbage Man' for the first time. Until then I just think it was my job - because there is more to life than job, like family, children, being happy. But then someone call me that, and I realize people think it is my identity. That day I come back and cry to my wife and say - Why people care about what I do? They don't say to anyone else they lawyer man or banker man, then why do they call me garbage man? It is like that is only thing left in Singapore that people care about - what you do, not how you are as person."

So I'll make Mr Murali this proposition: He comes in to the Town Council during the day and when he finishes the work as an MP in Bukit Batok, then you go to your office in Shenton Way and finish up whatever you have to do there. In that way you can still have your job as a lawyer AND as an MP. All you're doing is just to give Bukit Batok your priority

I left a bunch of rubbish outside the corridor and wanted to see whether the cleaner come to sweep.Now almost 2 to 3 days.The bunch of rubbish still at the same location. Town Council know to take money from us and dont know to do work.So to those MP that in charge of this location,pls take note about it.

This is to all people who are looking for jobs in Singapore. I know most of you will find it hard to believe if i tell you that Singapore is not 100% clean and that there are opportunistic people who will try to scam you. Yes, this is true and i have met people who fell prey to these scammers. The particular case that i had personally experienced was with Asia Recruit Pte Ltd.

I have been observing the healthcare industry for many years and had worked in the industry for a long time. There is a perennial shortage of Singaporean nurses in our hospitals. The short fall is conveniently compensated by the recruitment of foreign trained nurses, who have huge problems communicating with the elderly patients in the hospitals. The question comes to mind as to why the healthcare institutions in Singapore are unable to attract locals to join the industry as nurses.