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URA should review its reserve list policy
Reader says URA should consider the impact of its policy on those who buy properties for their own use.
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GST exemption not helping small businesses
It should not result in double taxation or increase compliance cost.
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Why singles opt for shoebox apartments
Many singles want to live on their own but are unable to afford resale flats. -ST
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Heading abroad has its merits
Overseas education exposes students to a multitude of experiences, which are not available locally. -ST
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Cruise Centre: Professionalism lacking
Reader experiences a stark difference in service quality between between the cruise centre and a first-class entry point like Changi Airport. -ST
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Investigate self-serving company directors
Forthright views and transparency should be encouraged in coporate world. -ST
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Tough, yes, but grateful for a bilingual education
Although learning Chinese was not fun, this reader learnt to appreciate the beauty of the language. -ST
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After all's said and done, primary school maths is still unrealistically tough
If benchmark is set too high, students work only to ace the exam and not out of passion for the subject. -ST
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Poor English in Singapore's tourist front line unacceptable
'Take it or leave it' attitude does not reflect well on Singapore. -ST
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Change teaching attitude
Teachers could break stigmas in teaching, like 'Mandarin only' learning methods.
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Suicide is never a solution
Talking to a professional over the phone may be more effective. -myp
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Do your bit on public transport
Journeys on public transport would be much happier if everyone did his or her part.
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Older workers are like fine wine
Older workers' experience could never be replaced by cheaper, younger graduate hires. -myp
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Daughter enjoys Chinese, thanks to Pri 1 teacher
Daughter hated Chinese lessons in preschool, but now Chinese is her favourite subject. -myp
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Middle-income earners put off by high property prices
Reader: Theories on why prices are so high mean nothing to middle-income earners. -myp
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Commuters still don't spare a thought for pregnant women
There are still many inconsiderate Singaporeans who would simply ignore pregnant women on trains.
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Part-time maids not practical, says MOM
Employers can apply for the second FDW through the usual process, and can also do so online. -myp
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Teachers can make a difference
Teachers can make or break a pupil by the way they teach their classes. -myp
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Pay boss pregnant workers' wages
Cost could be borne by the Government, just like for NSmen's ICT. -myp
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There's a good reason for calling second compulsory language 'mother tongue'
It emphasises knowing the language of your ethnic race at the minimum competence level. -ST
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Childcare leave and unreasonable bosses: Alert MOM so it can help
Employers who refuse to grant childcare leave without reasonable grounds may be fine up to $5,000.
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How to make builders out of S'poreans
Construction jobs could be made more attractive for Singaporeans to bite. -myp
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Workers with young kids more committed
They have a greater sense of job responsibility. -myp
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Pushy staff? Get facials abroad
Overseas facial are generally fuss-free and no strings attached. -myp
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Every CPF Life member will enjoy the same interest rate
Members of CPF Life can rest assured they will receive payouts for as long as they live.
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No loadings on Income's health insurance
Portable scheme continues the full health insurance protection even after leaving employment.
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No time for English when it's tough going with mother tongue
Reader thinks balance is important when learning languages. -ST
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Taint of a minor's action shouldn't ruin his future
Reader feels teens should be given a second chance. -ST
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Pregnant workers as good as the rest
Pregnant employees are no less competent than nonpregnant ones. -myp
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Cheaper air fares were for last few seats
Silkair explains why customer who made a second booking for more tickets, after making his first purchase, had to fork out a much higher price. -ST
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