ST says 30k new jobs in 2009, u believe this BullShit??
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Originally posted by angel7030:
I believed, but most of the jobs are cleaners, security guards, waiters, waitress, taxi drivers, hostesses and cooks.
Pole dancing at the casinoes could be the next big thing.
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Originally posted by Shotgun:
A report from Credit Suisse estimates that 300,000 jobs would be lost. Replaceing 30,000 is but a fraction of the amount.
Fortunately, the report also mentioned that the bulk of the losses would be our dear FTs.
but they forget to report that the 270,000 are in excess of over employment for the sake of levies and taxes. -
Now the botak talking in parliament. angel, you want to see this charming, handsome botak? If you want, watch CNA, it is "live"
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Originally posted by Fantagf:
Now the botak talking in parliament. angel, you want to see this charming, handsome botak? If you want, watch CNA, it is "live"
sori, me eating at botak jones... -
Originally posted by charlize:
Pole dancing at the casinoes could be the next big thing.
I am not surprise, usually country getting poorer tend to have high pros and night lifes. -
George Yeo mentioned that foreigners are here so that Singaporeans will have jobs. Now that 200,000 of them are projected to leave.....then more Singaporeans to lose jobs?
Doesn't make sense.
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Originally posted by Rock^Star:
George Yeo mentioned that foreigners are here so that Singaporeans will have jobs. Now that 200,000 of them are projected to leave.....then more Singaporeans to lose jobs?
Doesn't make sense.
Who are we to understand their weird logic?
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Originally posted by Rock^Star:
George Yeo mentioned that foreigners are here so that Singaporeans will have jobs. Now that 200,000 of them are projected to leave.....then more Singaporeans to lose jobs?
Doesn't make sense.
Don't worry, they will find some obscured explanation for it when questioned.
Like Raymond Lim giving explanation about lowering public transport cost, he said they don't use crude oil as a factor in their pricing policies. But just afew months ago, they said crude oil is high, they need to increase transport fares.
After that, he will retort you, saying "you want free transport, it's possible, need to increase GST to 8.5%".
I am so happy that our Ministers are of such high calibre.
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Originally posted by Rock^Star:
George Yeo mentioned that foreigners are here so that Singaporeans will have jobs. Now that 200,000 of them are projected to leave.....then more Singaporeans to lose jobs?
Doesn't make sense.
if it make sense, we won't be argueing/debating here? -
Originally posted by charlize:
Who are we to understand their weird logic?
According to Charles Chong's dick......tionary.....we are envious lesser mortals.
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Originally posted by maurizio13:
Don't worry, they will find some obscured explanation for it when questioned.
Like Raymond Lim giving explanation about lowering public transport cost, he said they don't use crude oil as a factor in their pricing policies. But just afew months ago, they said crude oil is high, they need to increase transport fares.
After that, he will retort you, saying "you want free transport, it's possible, need to increase GST to 8.5%".
I am so happy that our Ministers are of such high calibre.
How about saying GST is to help the poor?
And also Wong Kan Seng saying just two days ago, "Once Mas Selamat is out of the country, he can go anywhere."
Wtf man.......paying them millions to say the obvious.
Maybe we do have a latent market for Mee Siam with hums?
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Originally posted by Rock^Star:
How about saying GST is to help the poor?
And also Wong Kan Seng saying just two days ago, "Once Mas Selamat is out of the country, he can go anywhere."
Wtf man.......paying them millions to say the obvious.
Maybe we do have a latent market for Mee Siam with hums?
if someone says that GST helps the poor, he must have backed it up with some reasons. dig it up.
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Originally posted by Rock^Star:
How about saying GST is to help the poor?
And also Wong Kan Seng saying just two days ago, "Once Mas Selamat is out of the country, he can go anywhere."
Wtf man.......paying them millions to say the obvious.
Maybe we do have a latent market for Mee Siam with hums?
That statement "Once Mas Selamat is out of the country, he can go anywhere." is not elementary to lesser mortals and the lion (which is a Scarecrow under the guise of Lion, he has yet to find the yellow brick road to the Wizard of Oz).
Lion has no balls while Scarecrow has no Brains.
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What a bullshit thread!!
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Originally posted by skythewood:
if someone says that GST helps the poor, he must have backed it up with some reasons. dig it up.
Dig up ur see lang tao ah.
When they first tabled the motion of raising GST to 7%, they mentioned it was to help the poor. And then vaguely stated it would be used for Workfare Bonus. There was no blueprint whatsoever in dollars and cents on the percentage that would go towards their proposed plan of helping the poor, even till today.
You want to dig ah? you go dig la! No concrete plan whatsoever, I assure you.
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Originally posted by maurizio13:
Don't worry, they will find some obscured explanation for it when questioned.
Like Raymond Lim giving explanation about lowering public transport cost, he said they don't use crude oil as a factor in their pricing policies. But just afew months ago, they said crude oil is high, they need to increase transport fares.
After that, he will retort you, saying "you want free transport, it's possible, need to increase GST to 8.5%".
I am so happy that our Ministers are of such high calibre.
raymond lim is cunning, twist and turn like snake. He speaks like a businessman not a politician serving the public. EVerything to him is dollars and cents, no heart for the public. -
Originally posted by angel7030:
I believed, but most of the jobs are cleaners, security guards, waiters, waitress, taxi drivers, hostesses and cooks.
wad make u think so? education , defence and IR are recruiting too
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Originally posted by Chelzea:
wad make u think so? education , defence and IR are recruiting too
Think about it, you want teachers and soldiers who joined their respective professions not for the love of the job but because they just had no other jobs left for them?
Same thing for healthcare, you don't have a passion for caring for patients but you went into it because nobody else will hire you.
These are not jobs that are "bo chap 9 to 5, leave on the dot" kind of professions.
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just smoke here smoke there. play around with the words of ang moh.
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now budget only say 18,000 new jobs
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Why bother whether it is 30,000 jobs or 30mil jobs.
An unemployed needs only one.
And if he can't get that one job because of employer's preferences... 30 trillion jobs, so what.
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Sillyporeans losing 300,000 jobs to create 30k rubbish jobs!!!
