To our young Singaporeans, you have no future

[uniboi]

Well I think the future of Sinkieland dream will look something like the below ..

A young blue collar man marry a young gal working in a fast food restaurant & apply bto 2-rooms on a 99 lease

This couple received workfare supplements & other like GST vouchers

They have a kid .. a cute baby boy born

Their young son completed his N Level, finished his NS & join the workforce ..

This is option 4. But family of 3 in a 2 room flat is squeeze. Many options to choose from. Go go go.

 

[Chase]

• A friend's daughter in Maybank said malaysian and Indian superiors bring in their own staff and kick out the locals. The CEO & HR are covering up.
• Another friend's daughter in HP had been "forced" to train her Malaysian PRC potential foreign replacements in Singapore.
• In some 3M departments and distributors in Singapore, they probably have more malaysians than Singaporeans.
• You go to OCBC's IT department, it's like little india.
• Any company that stops hiring Singaporeans will make more money.

It is not simply about joblessness among the locals; it is under-employment for more and more Singaporeans who are displaced in their career.

It is more like a systematic white-collar genocide.

 

[True Believer]

The dream of genuinely owning one’s home remains out of reach for up to 85% of S'poreans who can only afford to stay in the more than 1 million public flats leased for 99 years from the Housing Board.

 

[True Believer]

It is not simply about joblessness among the locals; it is under-employment for more and more Singaporeans who are displaced in their career. It is more like a systematic white-collar genocide.

This economic genocide is supported by the PAP. That is plain treason by my reckoning.

 

[True Believer]

S'pore currently ranks 2nd in the world based on GDP per capita, which is the GDP of a country divided by its total population; the problem is that it does not tell us how this wealth is distributed. In S'pore, the privileged few are enjoying a luxurious lifestyle while the majority struggle on low wages as well as modest domestic purchasing power, which is aggravated by the extremely high cost of living.

 

[WangChuk]

young sinkies dont think too far .... with all the international uncertainties and the current papaya rulings .... best to think if there is food and shelter and spare cash for TOMORROW more realistic ..... future only exists if there is a TOMORROW ....

 

[k1976]

young sinkies dont think too far .... with all the international uncertainties and the current papaya rulings .... best to think if there is food and shelter and spare cash for TOMORROW more realistic ..... future only exists if there is a TOMORROW ....

Future on exist if u can soon soon complete today

 

[True Believer]

young sinkies dont think too far .... with all the international uncertainties and the current papaya rulings .... best to think if there is food and shelter and spare cash for TOMORROW more realistic ..... future only exists if there is a TOMORROW ....

 

[Truthspeak]

Universal Basic Income is the future.
From losing land, natural resources to freedom and then to digital credit, the life of a goyim has been decided

 

[Chase]

Maximum cock, so we blame the large graduating cohort because they never purse further education or "take a break"?
Many local-grads should be foreigners too right, never served NS, or girls without a daddy or grand-daddy who served NS.

Why Singapore like that now? Need to increase NS to five years?

1,700 more unemployed graduates in 2025 cohort led to increased sense of job competition: Tan See Leng​

Manpower Minister Tan See Leng displayed a chart in parliament that showed how there was a larger number of fresh graduates who entered the labour force instead of pursuing further studies or taking a break.
https://www.channelnewsasia.com/sin...anxiety-search-employment-traineeship-5361196

 

[Robert Half]

Having a low income job is better than no job & we must believe that we can survive well in our country

 

[True Believer]

Having a low income job is better than no job & we must believe that we can survive well in our country

My ex-colleagues who were laid off at management level in their late 40s and early 50s were unable to find jobs that matched their aptitude and experience. They were often told that they were "over-qualified" which translates to being too old for the vacancy.