Improvement in service standards of Singapore hotels
Responding to a letter by a reader in Lianhe Zaobao on 19 April, Ms Neeta Lachmandas, Executive Director of Capability Development at the Singapore…
Observers suggest to let PAP lift the party whip for MPs to vote freely
Asst Prof Eugene Tan pointed out that the PAP has majority representation in parliament and hence it could consider not exercising the party whip so…
New Cabinet appointments surprise analysts
Asst Prof Eugene Tan comments on the significance of the new cabinet lineup, how it reflects on the government and what we can expect to see moving…
China reshaping global labour market as it moves up value chain
The perception of cheap Chinese labour may soon change as China develops industries that require skilled manpower. Dr Bernard Lee, visiting associate…
NUS Applied Sciences graduates has the lowest starting pay
Among the ten lowest paid degrees, 80 per cent are from NUS. While among the ten highest paid degrees, 70 per cent from SMU. Some are struck that NUS…
Cabinet Reshuffle Unlikely to Cause Wild Swings in Singapore Stock Market
Associate Professor Annie Koh said in terms of impact, so long as the two ministries dealing with Finance and MTI don't see big changes, it's sending…
Reinforcing Singapore as a talent hub
Twenty-six leaders from around the region were given opportunities to engage Singapore's leaders from government, business and academia through…
Not just six: political observers
Some political observers expect more experienced ministers to be stepping down after the recent election. However, Asst Prof Eugene Tan said the…
Observers: More responsibilities for existing ministers
Asst Prof Eugene Tan comments that with a number of veteran ministers stepping down, the existing and new ministers may have greater responsibilities.
Colon cancer takes centre stage on Saturday
Mr Sharavana Rama, an SMU law student who will be acting in The Inside Story which glimpses into the lives of patients suffering from colon cancer,…