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Old folks homes remain vigilant - Vimarsana News

Old folks homes remain vigilant

GEORGE TOWN: Despite rules being relaxed all around the country, old folks homes here say they will remain vigilant this festive season, only allowing private sessions for families to meet in their compounds.

Spotlight: recent developments in employment disputes in Singapore - Vimarsana News

Spotlight: recent developments in employment disputes in Singapore

A review of the past year's developments relating to labour and employment disputes in Singapore, along with the general outlook and future prospects.

S'porean father and son duo jailed for graft involving ex-chief of Malaysian cargo airline - Vimarsana News

S'porean father and son duo jailed for graft involving ex-chief of Malaysian cargo airline

SINGAPORE (The Straits Times/Asia News Network): A father and son duo who were directors of a freight forwarding company became involved in a corrupt arrangement after the company was unable to fulfil a contract.

S'porean father and son duo jailed for corruption involving former chief of Malaysian cargo airline - Vimarsana News

S'porean father and son duo jailed for corruption involving former chief of Malaysian cargo airline

Singapore News - A father and son duo who were directors of a freight forwarding company became involved in a corrupt arrangement after the company was unable to fulfil a contract. IG Aviation Singapore's contract was with Malaysia-registered cargo airline operator Raya Airways, and the... Read more at www.tnp.sg

New anti-scam initiative involves seniors teaching peers how to spot warning signs - Vimarsana News

New anti-scam initiative involves seniors teaching peers how to spot warning signs

Seniors are more likely to trust peers as they have a similar level of understanding of digital devices. Read more at straitstimes.com.