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Sunday, March 25, 2007
"123,000 jobs were created last year and economists estimate some 70 percent of these jobs went to foreigners."
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"Manpower Ministry data shows that 124,000 jobs were created last year and 45 percent of these jobs went to foreigners."
After confirmation, 25% were PRs and they did not include it later .
Who are PRS then? Are they foreigners? of are they locals?
PRs are people that can come and go whenever they want, but many choose to leave after completing quality education in singapore, without doing the NS that they are obligated to do, should they stay.
And they leave when they are better opporutunities around.
SO, i conclude that PRs are , ARE ARE foreigners.
SO, if u do ur maths, 70% of the jobs created go to foreigners( plus PRs)
I see a problem, then our singaporeans have been struggling to find a job and are most probably unable to do so, because foreigners are taking our place. In the long run, you will see 80%,90% and still rising , the percentage of foreigners that would be employed by local firms.
1.Is it of singapore's rising labour costs so much so that firms must out source to cheaper workers elsewhere?
2.Or is it of Singaporeans' obsolete skills?
But we are no where behind foreigners in terms of skills!
3. Or is it their looks? foreigners look better? so they have a higher chance of getting employed.
then , i dun understand why those banglas are more appealing than singaporeans, i dun see why.
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