FARKING CB Female MP That Say S'porean Of Poor Stock STRIKES Again. CCB!

[ahleebabasingaporethief]

Read her comments in red also blood boil.
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More graduates being laid off
Though the recession is over and the economy appears to be picking up, Singapore university graduates still find themselves at the losing end in an employer’s job market flooded with cheap and readily available foreigners.
According to revised figures from the Manpower Ministry, more of them are without jobs and taking longer to land a job. The number of unemployed graduates increase from 1,600 to 4700. Of those who are employed, a significant portion are on contract jobs.
Graduates also form more than one third of workers who are either retrenched or unemployed. The re-empolyment rates for graduates remains the lowest at 44.4 per cent.
PAP MP Josephine Teo seemed to attribute the blame to graduates during an interview with the state media when she said that “part of the reason is that they often tend to seek jobs that pay close to what they used to earn.”
The same report revealed that more residents are taking more six months to get a job. Known technically as the long-term unemployed, their numbers have ballooned from 9,600 last year to 18,400 this year.
For some strange reasons, MOM prefers to lump citizens and PRs together in the same category as “residents”. The exact figures for the unemployment rates among Singapore citizens remain a mystery.
The starting pay for graduates has remained more or less the same for the last few years while cost of living has increased, especially that of public housing.
Burdened with a hefty study loan, graduates are encountering difficulties supporting themselves and families with their meager salaries let alone start a family of their own which may account for the declining birth rates among locals.
Instead of doing more to help them, the ruling party chose to open the flood gates to allow the influx of mid-level and semi-skilled professionals into Singapore to compete with local graduates directly for jobs.
There are no independent trade unions in Singapore to represent the interests of Singapore workers. The largest trade union is NTUC, a quasi-government organization which is headed by a PAP minister.
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[yuelao]

Should ask her why can't we pay for HDB flats close to what they used to cost.

 

[cooleo]

Should ask her why can't we pay for HDB flats close to what they used to cost.

Shud ask her why CB cannot be as tight as before childbirth.

 

[halsey02]

Should ask her why can't we pay for HDB flats close to what they used to cost.

Ask her, should we be paying her pay, as close to that of our comrades in the People's Republic Of China, since. they are so fond of comparing!:p

 

[myfoot123]

LKY said, his ministers should be paid closer to what they would be getting in private sector. Josephine should know that she and the rest of people in parliaments are getting 100 times more than their worth in private sector. Damned!!! it is like people standing on the boat tend to blame those in the sea for not able to keep afloat. Let's Topple PAP and drag them into the sea to see how it is like to swim in choppy water.

 

[tookara]

when did she quote about singaporeans being of poor stock

 

[Watchman]

MOM prefers to lump citizens and PRs together in the same category as “residents”. The exact figures for the unemployment rates among Singapore citizens remain a mystery.

You need independent third party body to evaluate MOM on their statistics !

 

[hemunkeong]

Unbelievable.
It means every job, upgrade, promotion or reappointment one must
expect a deduction in salary. Is this what it means to be:
Cheaper, faster, better
I think she kenna brainwashed by her colleague Lim Suay Suay

 

[HellAngel]

As an MP who is a servant to Singaporeans, she should be asking why can't the unemployed get close to what they used and not this. Well, she can't ask because the reason is that too many foreigners taking up the same job at a much lower pay.

Read her comments in red also blood boil.
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PAP MP Josephine Teo seemed to attribute the blame to graduates during an interview with the state media when she said that “part of the reason is that they often tend to seek jobs that pay close to what they used to earn.”

 

[ahleebabasingaporethief]

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'In the next months, I expect the number of foreigners working in Singapore to shrink...In releasing foreign manpower to their home countries, we must however maintain a sense of fairness and responsibility. Whatever the economic conditions, some of our foreign manpower do stay on as PRs or citizens. Competition for talent is global and will intensify once the economic crisis blows over. We all stand to gain through improvements in the stock of Singapore's human capital. In other words, we still cannot afford to ignore our longer needs.'
MRS JOSEPHINE TEO, assistant secretary-general of National Trades Union Congress
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Re: josephine teo say sg are of lousy stock
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Josephine Teo

Very good! I agree! That's why I feel strongly that we should invite foreign politicians in to improve our stock of politicians! So may I ask if Mrs Teo and her colleagues in the PAP are willing to take a pay cut and face the competition if we let in hordes of politicians from Japan, China, Taiwan, New Zealand, Australia, Europe and USA? You know, because we will all stand to gain through improvements. And since our leaders seem to think that the only way to improve is to flood the market with cheap foreign labour and force locals to take pay cuts as a result, why don't you PAP elites lead by example?

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[mscitw]

She is one the vermin who supported Arse Loong's 'tax the poor' policy and vigorously defended His tax hikes.

She is a paper tiger, sent to Suzhou as part of the inept EDB team that eventually lost 90 million peanuts.

Now she is back to talk down to stupid peasants, woe woe woe peasantpore.