movingtospore wrote:The comments are fascinating, thanks for posting. And very insightful.
I like this one too, an honest account of what it's like for many here:
http://temasektimes.wordpress.com/2012/ ... e-tourist/
Change is coming I think.
Comment #5 hit the nail on the head. "Education" is not a piece of paper you receive that automatically entitles you to jobs for the rest of your life. There are have-nots all over the world with an "Education". There are millions of people in the US working away at US$30k a year with great "Education". And many of them owe five to six figure student loans they pay off well into their 40s. The only thing uniquely-Singapore is the sense of entitlement the have-nots seem to have.movingtospore wrote: I like this one too, an honest account of what it's like for many here:
http://temasektimes.wordpress.com/2012/ ... e-tourist/
Change is coming I think.
You made a mistake .. you should do what I do .. with a smiling face I ask "uncle where you stay ha ?? " and half the time the answer is some condo .. name ..morenangpinay wrote:i had a similar conversation with a taxi driver once too. He was telling me that its so sad for the poor in Singapore...etc. etc. etc..
I said : yah but your poor live in an HDB...the poor in my country live under bridges and shanties..
he shut up.
Anyway what they should be complaining about is the lack of action from their unions or labor groups who have the responsibility to protect them and represent them in labor issues...oh i forgot, they dont have any such groups.
Me, for a startnakatago wrote:Who are they kidding?ecureilx wrote:PS: union ? did you realise what NTUC stands for ??![]()
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