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Siao Liao SMRT launch massive recruitement for PRC bus drivers! Pls stay indoor!

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[h=2]Siao Liao SMRT launch massive recruitement for PRC bus drivers! Pls stay indoor![/h]
TR Emeritus (TRE) has been tipped off by Singaporeans working in China that there is a massive recruitment exercise for bus drivers happening in China. It appears that multiple HR agencies and middlemen are recruiting PRC bus drivers on behalf of SMRT.
Following is an ad put up by Lianyungang Human Resources Service Co Ltd. Lianyungang is a prefecture-level city in northeastern Jiangsu province of China with a population of 4.8 million. The ad says it is looking for 300 bus drivers for SMRT. It was posted on baixing.com about 2 weeks ago (27 Mar): http://lianyungang.baixing.com/siji/a186094871.html




Rough translation of the above Ad as follows:

Looking for bus drivers for Singapore SMRT
(published on 27 Mar)

Education: high school
Work Experience: 1-2 years
Posted by: employment agency
Company Name: Lianyungang Human Resources Service Co. Ltd.
Contact Person: Shi Qin
Contact Number: 18751234979
Project name: Singapore SMRT bus driver
Job: bus driver, 300 vacancies (male or female)

Requirements:
(1) Age: Type A driver licence, 45 years and below. Type B driver licence, 40 years and below. Male or female. For male – height 165cm and above, female – height 158cm and above.
(2) Holder of type A driver licence (A1 and A2 are acceptable) and type B driver licence accounted for 30% needs at least 1-2 years of experience in driving buses or coaches. Minimum high school, technical school or diploma. Fluent in Mandarin and has a basic foundation in English. Need to obtain driving licence at least before Sep 2010. Licence must be valid for at least 12 months.
(3) Good moral character, gentle personality, polite, no criminal record, hardworking, willing to live collectively, patience, careful in driving, sense of responsibility, a spirit of service and good attitude.
(4) If you have worked in Singapore before, you total time spent working in Singapore shall not exceed 2 years. You shall not have bad records and be willing to accept the company’s work schedule arrangements given.
(5) Healthy, good liver function, hearing normal, no color blindness or color deficiency, no tuberculosis, no kidney gallstones, no hypertension, no diabetes, no heart disease, no infectious diseases, no sexually transmitted diseases, no epilepsy, no mental illness and other diseases that may affect work. Able to engage in heavy physical labor. No tattoos and obvious scars.


Similar ads put up by various Chinese HR agencies:
This one is by Ming Da Labour Dispatch Co (吉林市明达劳务派遣有限公司, www.jlmdlw.com) in Jilin City, the second largest city in Jilin province with a population of 4.4 million. It said it has been entrusted by SMRT to look for bus drivers. Salary is listed as RMB8000. It was posted on 2 Mar: http://jilin.baixing.com/siji/a178394841.html
Wei Cheng Labour Supply Co (伟诚劳务公司). Looking for 180 bus drivers for SMRT. Salary S$1250-1350 including basic and allowance/benefits. With OT, can achieve S$1600-2500. Housing provided by company. Posted on 31 Mar: http://www.rongcheng.com.cn/forum.php?mod=viewthread&tid=321063&from=portal
Nantong Shun Tang Business Consulting Co (南通顺腾商务咨询有限公司) looking for bus drivers for SMRT in Nantong. Nantong is a prefecture-level city in Jiangsu province with a population of 7.2 million. Application closing date was listed as 29 Mar. It listed its agent fee as RMB28,000, including airfare: http://www.job592.com/hot-nantong/zp575129/829094.html
Henan Zhonglong International Labor Cooperative Co (河南中龙国际劳务合作有限公司, www.zhonglonggj.com) in Puyang city of Henan province with a population of 3.6 million. Its website said it is approved by the Ministry of Commerce and is a large professional manpower supplier in combination with recruitment, training, supply and management. It is looking for 200 bus drivers for SMRT. Agent fee – RMB24,000. Interview was listed as in mid-Mar: http://www.zhonglonggj.com/show.asp?id=933
TRE would not be surprised that many other sub-agents and individual middlemen are also involved in “helping” to recruit PRC bus drivers for SMRT, given the “lucrativeness” of this labour supply business. Agents seem to be charging at least RMB20,000 (S$4-5K) per head. If an agent can help SMRT to recruit 50 or so bus drivers, he will be a millionaire in China overnight (in RMB terms).
It is not known what sort of agreements SMRT has with these Chinese labour suppliers. In any case, Singaporeans can expect to see more PRC bus drivers on the road in the next few years.
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Editor’s advice: If you are crossing the road at a junction even when the traffic light ‘green man’ is flashing giving you the right of way, please look out for turning bus if you value your life.
 
They're obviously safer drivers than Sinkies as the accident rate involving buses has been dropping.

The Straits Times
www.straitstimes.com
Published on Apr 15, 2012


Fewer public bus mishaps in the last 2 years

Deaths and injuries involving these vehicles have fallen over the past two years


By Lim Yan Liang , Royston Sim
It may not seem the case, given what has happened in recent weeks, but the number of accidents involving public buses has been falling over the last two years.
Latest figures obtained from the Traffic Police show that from 2010 to last year, the number of people who died from public bus-related accidents fell from 11 to eight. The number of people injured also went down from 240 to 151 over the same period.
In the first three months this year, a total of 36 fatality and injury cases involving public buses were recorded.
The figure for the corresponding period last year was 48.

Copyright © 2011 Singapore Press Holdings. All rights reserved.
 
Dun say I dun warm bros here.... Those movers tow kays also employ PRCs as movers already.

Garung gunis also.
 
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