Tag Archives: MOM

Dear AllSingaporeStuff, I felt the need to write in to you guys, hope that you will share my views. Recently I have been seeing a lot of self-assured FTs of a particular nationality boasting online about their pay here. This is one example: Look at how they can boast about …

When people refer MBFC as Mumbai Financial Centre or CBP as Chennai Business Park, it’s really not a joke. You just have to go there during lunch time or tea-break at around 4 pm to see for yourself.

The problem with all these ministries is that they always think they almighty. They will never admit when they are wrong, all they do is blame Singaporeans first. Recently, MOM anyhow say that DJ Jade Rasif lied about her maid being tested positive for COVID-19 after being released from quarantine …

The highlight of her party was a self portrait in front of the Singapore flag. Is she trying to put herself before the country?

Our reader Justin shares his views about who could be our next PM following the news of the cabinet reshuffle.

On 20 April 2021, Ivy Teo Siok Cheng wrote to ST Forum to share about how she was harassed by a prospective employer who sent her “whole string of text messages” insisting that Ivy should recall why her foreign domestic worker (FDW) left her employment. Apparently the Ministry of Manpower (MOM) …

It is Mr Salim's first and last time at a MPS. This is why we cannot have a part-time MP. But what can we say? As long as the elites are in power, our concerns will fall on deaf ears.

Dear admin, I am a Singaporean who’s worried about the increasing number of workplace accidents this year. We’re in February and there are already at least 7 workplace fatalities. Accidents are happening in not just one, but many industries e.g. construction, transport. People have lost their lives because of reasons …

Even though the Attorney General’s Chambers (AGC), Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) and Ministry of Manpower (MOM) have promised to be accountable by holding a review, Dr Tan Cheng Bock wonders if the reviews are "independent enough to be 100% objective." Dr Tan Cheng Bock counter-proposes that the government should create an independent review board to look into this case. The benefits of having an independent body will be its ability to uncover any "underlying systematic faults" instead of chasing after short-sighted targets like hunting for individual human errors and finding scapegoats.

Has parliament turned into a crying academy? First Lawrence Wong, then Khaw Boon Wan and now the infamous minister who proved to have no listening ear no willing heart? Are we paying our ministers millions to put on a crying show or to solve problems?