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5 Leadership Lessons from Former EDB Chairman Philip Yeo – A Book Review
I recently finished a book I received as a gift for my 26th birthday from Gerald G titled “Neither Civil nor Servant: The Philip Yeo Story”. For those who don’t know…
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Should we implement a minimum wage in Singapore?
The idea of a minimum wage in Singapore is a pretty controversial one. At present, a minimum wage is being implemented in some sectors under the Progressive Wage Model. This covers…
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Is It Disadvantageous To Graduate From A Private University In Singapore?
A question I often get from readers is: “If I attend a private university in Singapore, will I be at a disadvantage compared to my friends from local universities?” When…
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The Case For Mandatory Eldercare Leave In Singapore
I applaud the new legislation on paternity care leave to address the country’s low birth rate and mindsets about family care. This is a first step towards greater worklife balance and…
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What ‘Finding Dory’ Teaches Us About Protecting Our Oceans
I was concerned to read The Straits Times report about the rising sales of Blue Tang after watching Pixar’s ‘Finding Dory‘. Some retailers in Singapore reported an increase in sales…
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Why I Used My SkillsFuture Credit to Learn Malay
I was thrilled to receive my letter from the Workforce Development Agency regarding my SkillsFuture credit earlier this year. Initially, I thought I was not eligible for it as I…
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Is it fair to label Millennials the Strawberry Generation?
I often come across comments online labeling Millennials as the “Strawberry Generation” or “Snowflakes.” Defined as those born between 1982 and 2002, Millennials are often dismissed as soft, narcissistic, and…
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Addressing Domestic Helper Abuse in Singapore
Around 60 percent of foreign domestic workers in Singapore are exploited by their employers, according to a 2017 survey. The study said the abuse comes in various forms ranging from…