employment pass holder can work part time or not?
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Originally posted by Just_do_it_lah:
You r stealing our job(s)...
now u want to work part time.... steal another job ?
can we b more friendly ?... please come Sink-apore and steal our jobs meant for locals ? OMG...
it seems that you have completely no understanding of economics at all. When I come to Singapore and work, I create a certain value for the company which I work for every month, and the company pays me a certain cut of that value I have generated (that's how they make money), and the company in turn has to pay tax, do projects in Sg which all benefits Spore. Besides, money that I spend in sg contributes to more $$ for the economy which would provide more jobs for everybody. It's a win-win situation, not a win-lose situation as u implied.
It's not called "stealing jobs" but rather "filling a need" and creating value for everyone.
Besides, if there was a local who could do my job better, don't mind the dirty work under the sun, or better qualified than I am, or willing to accept a lower pay, I'm quite sure that I wouldn't have got the job in the first place. So I'm filling a need, rather than displacing local workers. This can also be shown thru the exceedingly low unemployment rate in Sg (1.8%). I don't understand how anyone can complain about a lack of jobs with such a low unemployment rate, maybe you should move to Greece or the US and see how's the employment conditions there?
Sg is a democracy, so you can vote for those who believe in your concept of a closed door Sg, you can voice your opinions and you can translate that into reality. It's really quite easy, just tax any company who hires a foreigner by maybe 20% of their salary. If your vision really comes true, I'll be more than happy to leave and contribute my skills and expertise in other countries (benefting them instead). Unfortunately, I don't think enough people believes in what you believe for that to become a reality (and I think it's best for Sg that it remains the way it is now)
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i think it's best for you to shut the fuck up
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Originally posted by TehJarVu:
i think it's best for you to shut the fuck up
Last time I checked, Sg enshrines a concept called "freedom of speech". Well if you seriously dislike foreigners that much, just ask the moderators to ban every single foreigner posting here, easy right? Or like what I said earlier, just form a campaign/party to "halau all foreigners away", and win the election, then you'll be able to do what you want most. Anyway it'll be my last post here too, since apparently a foreigner cannot post in this forum without being personally insulted.
This is ironic too, as Sg is a melting pot, with most of its citizens having migrated here (could be a few years back, could be few decades back), with such low tolerance for foreigners.
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great, gtfo too
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yes right now you can continue your job and try to learn piano online.You can find many paid and free online piano learning classes on web.
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this person wanna teach, not learn yo
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Originally posted by blahness:
it seems that you have completely no understanding of economics at all. When I come to Singapore and work, I create a certain value for the company which I work for every month, and the company pays me a certain cut of that value I have generated (that's how they make money), and the company in turn has to pay tax, do projects in Sg which all benefits Spore. Besides, money that I spend in sg contributes to more $$ for the economy which would provide more jobs for everybody. It's a win-win situation, not a win-lose situation as u implied.
It's not called "stealing jobs" but rather "filling a need" and creating value for everyone.
Besides, if there was a local who could do my job better, don't mind the dirty work under the sun, or better qualified than I am, or willing to accept a lower pay, I'm quite sure that I wouldn't have got the job in the first place. So I'm filling a need, rather than displacing local workers. This can also be shown thru the exceedingly low unemployment rate in Sg (1.8%). I don't understand how anyone can complain about a lack of jobs with such a low unemployment rate, maybe you should move to Greece or the US and see how's the employment conditions there?
Sg is a democracy, so you can vote for those who believe in your concept of a closed door Sg, you can voice your opinions and you can translate that into reality. It's really quite easy, just tax any company who hires a foreigner by maybe 20% of their salary. If your vision really comes true, I'll be more than happy to leave and contribute my skills and expertise in other countries (benefting them instead). Unfortunately, I don't think enough people believes in what you believe for that to become a reality (and I think it's best for Sg that it remains the way it is now)
u stupid or other not as clever? -
bye bye from sgforums, very soon you will forget the "people" here.
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Hey if you did post here about the it sector jobs which is on the high demands then i could help you. But about your piano i don't have any comment.
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Originally posted by TehJarVu:
i think it's best for you to shut the fuck up
FTs - Full of shit....
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hi, people, let him go do part time la. if get into trouble the most he gets repatriated
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just teach the part-time, and remember to tell the parent or etc nt to report you to police den u can teach all you want, generally tutoring in singapore is not heavily monitor but dont offend anyone, if not good luck