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Singaporean director Jack Neo once met Andy Lau to talk about possible collaboration - Vimarsana News

Singaporean director Jack Neo once met Andy Lau to talk about possible collaboration

Neo has cast Hong Kong and Taiwanese artistes in some of his films.

Jack Neo once met Andy Lau to 'discuss about a collaboration' - Vimarsana News

Jack Neo once met Andy Lau to 'discuss about a collaboration'

SINGAPORE - Imagine Hong Kong superstar Andy Lau acting in a movie directed by Singapore film director Jack Neo. That was a possible scenario raised by Neo on Saturday (June 18). The 62-year-old director had posted on social media a photo of himself with Lau, 60, one of the 'Four Heavenly Kings' of Cantopop. Neo wrote: "There was one year...

Jack Neo once met Andy Lau to discuss possible collaboration - Vimarsana News

Jack Neo once met Andy Lau to discuss possible collaboration

Movies News - Imagine Hong Kong superstar Andy Lau acting in a movie directed by Singapore film director Jack Neo. That was a possible scenario raised by Neo on Saturday (June 18). The 62-year-old director had posted on social media a photo of himself with Lau, 60, one of the... Read more at www.tnp.sg

Jay Shih steps down as head of Taiwan's Personnel Administration | Taiwan News - Vimarsana News

Jay Shih steps down as head of Taiwan's Personnel Administration | Taiwan News

Deputy Minister Su Chun-jung to take over position following Shih’s 5-year term | 2022-02-10 16:29:00

Executive Yuan approves public-sector pay raise - Vimarsana News

Executive Yuan approves public-sector pay raise

The Executive Yuan yesterday approved a 4 percent pay raise for public-sector workers to be implemented next year. The proposed amendment to the central government’s budget is to increase wages for government employees, teachers at public schools and military personnel, although it still needs to be approved by the legislature. If the budget amendment clears the legislative floor, it would be the highest pay increase for public-sector employees in 25 years, following a 5 percent raise in 1996. The previous time the public sector received a pay raise was in 2018, when salaries were increased ...