If Mayors cannot create jobs or help to provide us with alternative voices in parliament, they will be just a sheer waste of people's hard-earned monies.Originally posted by bila_prem:Firstly, Jobs can be created if the government can be fair to us singaporeans. Foreign talent have become the talk of the town. Chinese nationals are getting permanent residence too quickly and its easy for them to gain it quickly and also convenient for them to get jobs. We Singaporeans are searching newspapers daily without any job. However, our 80 cents have been spent daily without any reply from interviewers. In factories, Malaysians dominate the production industries causing singaporeans to get retrenched. What is the reason behind it? Is the government doing anything? They have been passing bills around regarding job security and jobs being created. Are those bills being destroyed or disappeared? Where is the fairness among foreigners and our people of Singapore?
Originally posted by robertteh:Why make property values go up? You have to live in a home right, so the cheaper the better, right?
Use the saving resulting from such egoistic self-centred organizations to improve the life of ordinary Singaporeans, lower our costs of living and all our property values will move up again.
my tots tooOriginally posted by Dogtor:Already created 5 jobs for 5 mayors ....
haha good one dragg thats a good joke.Originally posted by dragg:the govt allegedly created another 40k jobs.
unemployment now at its lowest.![]()
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So far, of all the jobs I saw "created", were mostly cleaning jobs; such as "Restroom Specialist" (which is toilet cleaners actually), and some other fancy hybrid name for jobs that are actually just cleaning jobs.Originally posted by robertteh:Our politicians appear to have been suffering some kind of megalomania - the need to prove their supremacy and do big things.
As long as our median wages of lower 80% of the populations have suffered drastic drop in their wages when compared with early 1990s, and property values have dropped thirty percents from the peak their leadership cannot be said to be a success.
Reason - too much conceptualisation by too many idea men. The real talents wanted by the people to lead them out of this morass is dynamism, action and implementation abilities which are mostly left to the middle and lower rung with the top missing in action.
That is why we are over-spending on all the mayors and town council megalomaniac cooption, machination and depolitisation manipulation of population and on creating more wasteful MM and SMs when there are a full strings of scholars below to do useful works. That is why we keep pushing up cost of living by charging higher and higher fees with all the ironriceblowers being CEOs and chieftains with a big gap in middle management actions unfilled and unattended.
In a soccer game, common sense would tell anyone that it is not strikers or forwards that score goals but in our system we have so many forwards without the midfielders to back them.
Ask any ministers what had happened to our many economic restructuring to value-added technology-driven model and how are they going about to create a cosmopolitan and inclusive society they will give you a blank stare.
I think world's postmen will deliver the letters duly if it is addressed to :Originally posted by ObviousMan:Actually, SG still can create a few more positions like:
--- King, Queen, Prince ,Princess, etc![]()
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Nah, let's be realistic.Originally posted by ObviousMan:Actually, SG still can create a few more positions like:
--- King, Queen, Prince ,Princess, etc![]()
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We can't eradicate the position because he created it. He is being paid to advise and mentor the younger ministers. He already changed the lives of singaporeans. He did change government policies to get uemployment at the minimum. He hasnt brought any FT to run the government firms yet.Originally posted by bila_prem:Why not eradicate such positions like minister mentor? Why is he being paid? What does he do in the parliament? Is he going to change lives of Singaporeans? Is he going to get jobs for the unemployed? Or is he going to bring foreign talents to run government firms?