Serious Jo Teo's illogical logic on not naming companies on watchlist

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Given that the watch list is meant to be a counter measure against unfair hiring practices, its relatively anonymity seems incongruous with its desired objective. Surely the companies on that watch list would be more mindful of who they hire if they knew that the public were watching? Wouldn’t publicity ensure more compliance to avoid public backlash and bad press?

Secondly, why would publicising the names of the list frustrate the companies’ attempts to hire locals? If a particular company is known to be on the watch list, one would assume that they would be on the look out for local talent so as to get off the watch list. This would then send locals the message that they should apply for jobs within these companies as there are now spaces for them to fill. Again, the Minister’s logic appears fallacious.

At the end of the day, what is the point of having a watch list if no one knows who is on it? How can the public ensure accountability and transparency then?


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spore is one big wayang.......because we just accept any bullshit....crying, lying, threatening etc.... pofma my lanjiao
 
Expensive wayang performer, although admittedly, crying on cue is included in
performance pay.
 
SINGAPORE : Minister of State for Defence Cedric Foo said the Singapore Armed Forces had a 'white horse' classification for NSmen prior to year 2000.

He said the term was used to identify sons of influential persons to ensure such enlistees were not given preferential treatment.
 
SINGAPORE : Minister of State for Defence Cedric Foo said the Singapore Armed Forces had a 'white horse' classification for NSmen prior to year 2000.

He said the term was used to identify sons of influential persons to ensure such enlistees were not given preferential treatment.

Can one even believe his bullshit? No logic at all. Good riddance to this type of minister.
 
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