Originally posted by justiceforall:
Oh, of course we are no.2, surprising we are'nt No. 1
I mean, our workers have been under tight control by the regime via
the regime's kow-towing NTUC.
Workers rights and wages have been appallingly ignored and
squeezed.
People used to call NTUC as Never Trust Union Chief, does it not
make alot sense now! I wonder if this is the reason why LIM Swee
Say, a gentle man, is giving up after the next election?
Do we earn as much as an American worker? I dont think so!
Have as much rights? I dont think so!
Do our unions [b]fight for Government unfair wage
policies? Yes!
Does NTUC fight to protect workers salaries? NO!
In USA, whether its bad time or good time, workers salaries are
mostly unaffected. In here, its just the opposite.
The regime will often step in to halt workers salary increases as
it continues to pile up their huge money collection in MAS - during
good times or bad times.
And, now the ex-NTUC boss is given a well paid job in the PMO, isnt
this weird?
This, my friends, is the big diff between us and the other
successful developed globalised countries.
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Can Singapore survive on debt? NO
Can USA survive on debt? YES. How much so far?
approx, US$48 trillion (US$48,000,000,000,000)
