@asiaone: Second minister for National Development Indranee Rajah said on Friday (Sept 4) that Singapore is rolling out new recommendations to boost the quantity surveying (QS) profession, including measures to attract younger talent, create clearer career pathways and strengthen the long-term sustainability of QS firms. #sgnews #Singapore #Career #Businesses #Employment

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cheated_anyjustices
Greatest Motto :
Great leaders take care of the welfare, safety and needs of their people. Some politicians focus on protecting their own super-paid salaries (Iron-Rice-Bowls) instead. Their low salaries should be a priority and means test to determine their willingness and prudent-responsibility to truly serve their countries. Should NEVER be too much ABOVE those in Developed-countries. It also helps prevent conflicts of interest for personal gain, such as property purchases. “Public anger is like volcanic ash or a glacier slide… wise leadership manages the pressure early; once the mass starts moving, trying to stop it can be far harder than preventing the slide.” e.g. protests/riots in Indonesia, Nepal, Philippines, India & Spain
2026-09-04 16:38:10
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akle.q
Akle Q :
That's a first-world PAP supported by the majority of the population in s'pore. 🥰🥰
2026-09-04 18:02:02
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user7808102744462
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Also dont done know what market needs, just talk & paper work for work?
2026-09-04 16:53:02
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unknownnoob1121
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First?
2026-09-04 15:24:43
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cheated_anyjustices
Greatest Motto :
*Policy + Top-Management problems* Those are enjoying Super-Paid Salaries (Iron Rice-bowls) without Due-Diligence & Prudent-Responsibility To Voice-Out; Improve Innovation + Technology as has been pointed out before, including SIA investment in Air-India with very HUGH losses. Scoot/SIA hires foreign pilots under deputation will TARNISH their image built so far. Many Indians caught making FAKE-claims including for transport to companies which had been revealed by companies’ heads Auditor-General’s Office (AGO): 15 July 2026 revealed HDB LAPSES: The HDB findings included season-parking eligibility lapses involving about S$24.99 million, as well as other issues including housing-grant eligibility and a potential “S$9.7 million overpayment to a contractor” Our relative (Native-Citizen) faced such problem when HDB mishandled her Transfer-Case, MONEY COLLECTED but NOTHING done for almost 5-years already❓
2026-09-04 16:37:03
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cheated_anyjustices
Greatest Motto :
Many such cases are without immediate-support/unnecessary-delay by MSF. A case was first-raised to MSF on 29 Dec 2021, and was informed that assistance would be looked into for the lady. Following that, there were multiple contacts and follow-ups involving MSF and THK Jurong: • 30 Dec 2021 – Ex called to say visiting same day at 1:00 pm
• 03 Jan 2022 – Advised that call would be returned
• 13 Jan 2022 – Call transferred out
• 15 Jan 2022 – Advised that call would be returned
• 26 Jan 2022 – Informed that staff would return call
• 25 Jul 2022 – Follow-up contact
• 17 Apr 2023 – Returned my missed call
• 12 Jul 2023 – MSF-THK called
• 11 Sep 2023 – MSF-THK called again Despite these contacts and follow-ups over the years, NO TRUE-assistance has been rendered to date. This raises CONCERNS about whether the case has been properly followed up. The PUBLIC hopes MSF management can review this matter SERIOUSLY+ENSURE that one of these cases receive the attention and assistance they DESERVED for Native-Citizens. Till 05 August 2026 (Almost 5-years) NO-PROGRESS at all including HDB mishandling of her Transfer-Case, MONEY COLLECTED but NOTHING done❓ Singapore’s Auditor-General’s Office (AGO) revealed many HDB LAPSES on 15 July 2026 Those in Civil-service collecting their Super-Paid salaries (Iron-Rice-Bowls) without CONCERNS for ordinary Native-Citizens’ Well-being
2026-09-04 16:37:42
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cheated_anyjustices
Greatest Motto :
Many Singaporeans are increasingly concerned about the impact of LARGE-scale immigration and foreign labour-policies. Several incidents over the years have raised questions about whether stronger safeguards and enforcement are needed: 1. The 2013 Little India Riot, where vehicles were overturned and set on fire after a traffic accident involving a migrant worker, highlighting challenges in managing large migrant gatherings. 2. The 2023 Singapore money laundering case, where foreign nationals purchased multiple luxury properties with suspected illicit funds, raising questions about due diligence by property agencies, financial institutions, and oversight bodies such as the Council for Estate Agencies. 3. Several security-incidents involving foreigners (almost 100%) including murder/threats/theft/harassment/sexual-abuse cases reported Onboard planes/Changi Airport and other locations. These cases highlight the importance of stronger enforcement, transparency, and accountability to ensure Singapore remains safe and fair for its native-citizens, especially ladies who fall for foreign-partners Some countries such as Switzerland and Japan have introduced STRICTER-immigration controls to balance economic needs with social stability. SIA has suffered very large losses from its Air India investment, and the situation has become substantially worse in 2025 to 2026 Their culture of using Fake-Claims including for cars transport to companies had been verified
2026-09-04 16:35:47
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