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Play in shared spaces: How can S pore balance competing needs?

How can community spaces co-exist with competing demands while fostering spontaneous and free play? Read more at straitstimes.com.

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Insensitive ads describing maids as good value for money , affordable are back, Latest Singapore News

Singapore News - They jostle for customers with promises of “good value for money” and “affordable” in notices they place on their shop windows, but the items on sale are not goods. Instead, three dozen or so maid agencies at Bukit Timah Shopping Centre are advertising migrant. Read more at www.tnp.sg

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Experts: Singapore Budget 2023 s luxury taxes a step in right direction but future moves shouldn t swing too far

SINGAPORE, Feb 16 It may seem progressive of the Government to raise taxes on luxury items, but economists and tax experts are cautioning that future tax moves should be.

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IN FOCUS: How fewer migrant workers means challenges beyond the construction sector

With COVID-19 travel restrictions limiting the number of foreign workers coming to Singapore, CNA examines how this has implications for sectors .

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Companies seek alternatives as workers from India, Bangladesh dwindle

Companies seek alternatives as workers from India, Bangladesh dwindle Toggle share menu Advertisement Companies seek alternatives as workers from India, Bangladesh dwindle Workers at a construction site in Singapore on Sep 28, 2020. (File photo: AFP/Roslan Rahman) 07 May 2021 02:15PM) Share this content Bookmark SINGAPORE: Companies that have traditionally relied on migrant workers from India and Bangladesh are now looking further afield for labour, several firms told CNA. However, they also said that they are just starting to explore the options, and to expect project delays and disruptions for the time being. Advertisement Advertisement From May 2, Singapore barred entry or transit for visitors with recent travel history to Bangladesh, Nepal, Pakistan and Sri Lanka.

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