You can always join in the protest tomorrow....
http://theonlinecitizen.com/2008/09/come-join-us-at-hong-lim-park-this-saturday/
http://theonlinecitizen.com/2008/09/come-join-us-at-hong-lim-park-this-saturday/
Actually alreadi done wat... you get to start work much earlier and end work much later. :cry:
thatz inflation of work hours!
double whamy!
everything inflate wat...even my tummy.
your wallet also inflate ah? :bsmilie:
Increases every single year - What a drag! Go out less.
it's a sign...i shall go get a Class2B licence and get myself a small little scooter ..
maybe a bright purple one with a huge garfield face on it..
it would be nice... :bsmilie:
woah....... how to boycott??
arghh....... ok, let's migrate. dang, your son have to finish NS first. and the cpf money......... noooooooooooooooooooooo.............. *find mrt track to jump* phew, luckily no barriers despite many recommendations.
woah....... how to boycott??
take car, erp. take taxi, high charges. take bus, fares increase.
walk is too far, so is cycling.
unless there's a way to make all employees work at home, which bosses mind.:bsmilie:
arghh....... ok, let's migrate. dang, your son have to finish NS first. and the cpf money......... noooooooooooooooooooooo.............. *find mrt track to jump* phew, luckily no barriers despite many recommendations.
The increase of 4 cents per trip vs the increase of 15 cents per rebate is actually just a marketing spiel.
If you consider it carefully, in order to enjoy the rebate of 15 cents, you need to make two trips. 4 cents x 2 = 8 cents. Therefore the increase in rebate is actually, in fact not 15 cents nett, but 7 cents.
Hence, 4 cents up should be compared with 7 cents down and not 15 cents.
That's how spindoctors stay in business, and the Govt/GLCs have a lot of those. Luckily there are also counter-spindoctors around to debunk them
we DO still have one of the cheapest public transport fares in the world you know... would you rather it jumped to minimum train fare of S$2?
Singapore is not a backward society in terms of socio-economic developments.
Oi! Dont anyhow say ahh!