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CECA is really a downfall for the citizens of sillypore by GCT. Imagine unrestricted entry of manpower from India!

 

BTW, if thing stays this way, soon you will have pinoy new citizen MP then minister. Then, 2nd language in sch can choose Tagalog. Ha, silly Singaporean. Repent already?

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Maybe it's 2 million...typo.

 

How does 20,00,00 look like ? :D

Not a typo. Indians (from India) count in lakhs and crores. 1 lakh = 100,000 (hundred thousand) whereas 1 crore = 10,000,000 (ten million). So that's 2 lakh or two hundred thousand.

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Currently, there are about 2,00,000 non-resident Indians in Singapore working in ITES, financial services and scientific research sectors among others, according to one estimate.

 

err.... Im speechless... Indian white collar alone alrd 200K, plus PRC, Pinoy, Ang Moh.... Im speechless...

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Nah...this silly fella went to Geylang and banged a ATB for $80 and tot he scored.

 

Yeah, and go back tell the rest of the pinoy that he banged 1 Singaporean girl a week. [dizzy] [dizzy] [dizzy]

Someone sent that over to his employer at TTSH [laugh] Prepare to pack bag liao. :D

 

sent to TTSh, he lost his job only, stomp better, force the Gov to do something....

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2013 news

Wanna reduce also can Kena from other country wor

 

What is this ceca violation?

 

http://www.business-standard.com/article/economy-policy/govt-decries-ceca-violation-by-singapore-113021700123_1.html

 

 

Govt decries CECA violation by Singapore

The country has imposed restrictions on inflow of foreign workers, which is going to affect Indians working there

Nayanima Basu | New Delhi February 17, 2013 Last Updated at 12:17 IST

 

Those of you planning to make it big in Singapore might be in for a setback. Singapore recently made certain changes to its Employment Pass Framework law to reduce inflow of foreign workers significantly to create more job opportunities for local professionals. The move is expected to impact even those Indians working there at present across various sectors.

 

The amendments, made on a proposal by its Ministry of Manpower, has armed the Singapore government to bring down the foreign share of the total workforce to around one-third while encouraging employers to invest in productivity in return for incentives in the form of tax breaks.

 

The move came as a recent Singapore's policy paper predicted that its population would grow by 30 per cent to 6.9 million by 2030, with immigrants making up nearly half that figure. The paper led to demonstrations in Singapore yesterday, a rare happening in the country, in protest against rise in immigrants.

 

The step has irked India as the new law does not give India a preferential treatment incorporated in the Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement (CECA) between the two countries, operational since 2005. This stance by the Singapore Government is expected to affect Indians working as middle-level managers, executives and technicians.

 

Speculations are rife that India might take up the issue with World Trade Organizations (WTO) dispute settlement body. However, according to Singapore such a decision was imperative in the interest of the natives as the share of the foreign workforce is rising very rapidly.

 

The one-third is a long term target and we have not imposed quotas as such for any country. Of course, the end result is still a reduction of the current foreign workforce numbers. But in doing so, I do not think we have contravened our commitments in the WTO or the CECA. Moreover, this is not specifically targeted to any one country. We remain very open to foreign talent, a senior Singapore government official told Business Standard.

 

According to the Singapore government, the demand of Employment Passes (EP) has surged since its economic recovery in 2010, necessitating such a step.

 

There are three types of professional passes under EP Q1, P2 and P1, depending on the kinds of jobs. As per the new law, the qualifying salary thresholds for Q1 and P2 Passes have been raised from $2,800 to $3,000, $4,000 to $4,500 respectively, while for P1 it remains unchanged at $8,000. The educational qualifications requirements have also been tightened under the Q1 Pass category. Foreign professionals who are already working at present would have to earn even higher salaries to retain their work permits.

 

The Singapore government is taking these measures--raising the salary ceilings of employment passes or increasing the work permit levy-- to increase cost for companies to bring in foreign talents. Additionally, it will offer incentives to those companies in the form of tax breaks for using high-end technology to do the same job instead of being dependant on labour.

 

Both India and Singapore are currently reviewing the CECA , the talks for which started in 2010. But it has been stuck ever since over various issues, and now this law is all set to create further hurdles.

 

According to Indian officials involved in the negotiations, this is a violation of the services trade agreement under CECA. This will also adversely affect Indians who are working there as it might lead to job losses, especially for the middle level workers.

 

India has submitted a request to Singapore for addressing the matter but has not received a formal communication yet.

 

Currently, there are about 2,00,000 non-resident Indians in Singapore working in ITES, financial services and scientific research sectors among others, according to one estimate.

 

I am honestly a bit surprised that the pap did not try to suppress this info more actively. Maybe they realised they can't cos the Indians will make noise anyways.

 

But more surprised that the WP as the opposition did not press this further in parliament.

 

In many places, ministerial heads would roll for such a screw up.

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every pricking dick favourite excuse.....my fb kana hacked.....ccb.....i prefer he kana the 'axe'!

 

MOH confirm will protect FT job hokay ... You think they will sack him like Roy meh

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TTSH has acknowledged and clarified that the staff has made a police report that his FB has been hacked...

 

Always the same excuse when ganna CSI out !

Trying to play as the "victim"...

 

Why was his FB acc the only one ganna "hacked"?

So easily hacked?

Or he must have stepped on many ppl toes so much that ppl want to "sabo" him?

 

Anyway, there can't be smoke without fire

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Turbocharged

Have started to detest life in Singapore since a few years ago...

 

but I hope PAP will do more to lower the costs of living and working here. Trashy Foreigners aside there are other more pressing issues ahead..

 

Just talking with a few of my friends in other sectors of industries during the year end gatherings reveal that contrary to rosy newspaper reports that our economy is doing well..scores of factories are packing up for other countries...employment will be bleak for the next few years which is why I guess PAP is trying to stage an early election before things get rougher.

 

Most of the so called jobs are in hotels or services such as dishwashers, chambermaids, hospital helpers etc..not that I am demeaning these positions but just be aware and beware...

 

 

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Always the same excuse when ganna CSI out !

Trying to play as the "victim"...

 

Why was his FB acc the only one ganna "hacked"?

So easily hacked?

Or he must have stepped on many ppl toes so much that ppl want to "sabo" him?

 

Anyway, there can't be smoke without fire

 

sample of his google account... also tio hacked?

https://plus.google.com/app/basic/107725664010503212844/posts?cbp=y8ngp38rik2j&sview=25&cid=5&soc-app=115&soc-platform=1

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Many issues past or present the oppositions ie WP cannot pressed in Parliament as the majority wins! Pressed also no use, already inked years ago in the pursuit of GDP growth at our cost. More bonus for MIW, peanuts for you.

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Always the same excuse when ganna CSI out !

Trying to play as the "victim"...

 

Why was his FB acc the only one ganna "hacked"?

So easily hacked?

Or he must have stepped on many ppl toes so much that ppl want to "sabo" him?

 

Anyway, there can't be smoke without fire

 

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every pricking dick favourite excuse.....my fb kana hacked.....ccb.....i prefer he kana the 'axe'!

Hopefully someone or SMRT Feedback or TRS will keep track of this issue so that it'll not be swept under the carpet after sometime.

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