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Morning Digest, April 28
Singaporeans discuss which careers offer lowest pay in Singapore
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SINGAPORE: “Which industry has the lowest pay and progression in Singapore?” asked u/Im_scrub on r/askSingapore on Monday (Apr 24).
The Reddit user specifically asked for white-collar jobs with the lowest pay and suggested that it’s a career in biology, where “progression is really hard capped by academic qualifications, in turn, it affects the amount of pay even at senior/experienced levels.”
Read more here...Woman warns others about online clothes reseller who takes 30 days before payouts
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SINGAPORE: A woman wrote that she was upset over an online clothes reseller that appears to take its sweet time—as long as 30 days— before issuing payment.
A netizen who goes by Jahiza Jamaludin on Facebook wrote on the COMPLAINT SINGAPORE page that even if the amount in question for the clothes sold by REFASH under Carousell is not a big one, she needs the money as her father is terminally ill. Both parents, aged 69, are already retired.
Read more here...Woman says her boyfriend’s divorced sister with 2 kids wants to stay with them, BF’s family demands money for his sister if she’s not allowed to stay with them
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Resident wants to report neighbours to HDB for renting illegally, asks ‘if it’s confidential and got any repercussions on me’
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SINGAPORE: A resident who observed uncommon goings-on in the neighbouring flat took to Reddit to say that he wanted to report the suspected illegal rental to the Housing Development Board (HDB), asking if anyone has a similar experience.
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Noting that with the former tenants at the unit, white-collar professionals, there was no problem, u/YMMV34 wrote on r/askSingapore that the present ones are “mostly blue-collar workers from a nearby country.”
Read more here...Maid says she has to care for 3 children, clean 4 bedrooms, 4 toilets and works from 5.30am to 11pm
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