Jobs panel: Never ask the obvious questions?
The Parliamentary jobs panel should arguably, be asking the obvious questions of the Government – on jobs and bureaucracy
Jobs
4 in 10 graduates can’t find full-time jobs?
Why aren’t alarm bells ringing if 4 in 10 graduates can’t find full-time jobs?
Globalisation = Economic benefits for S’poreans?
Has globalisation resulted in “economic benefits” being “fairly distributed” to Singaporeans?
More local PMETs in “jobs growth”, but no no. of jobs?
Since the 3-year average shows more PMET jobs growth went to locals – why is the actual number of PMET jobs growth not given?
IT sector: Highest jobs growth potential, but highest unemployment rate also?
Why is it that “Information and Communications’ jobs” have the highest growth potential, but also has the highest unemployment rate?
University graduates’ pay only $2,250?
Isn’t graduates’ salary of $2,250 kind of low?
Elderly women “expect to work” up 3 times?
So much more “elderly” expect to work longer because of necessity or preference?
Unemployment rate down due to new PRs/citizens?
Is the unemployment rate down due to new PRs and new citizens granted?
Why upgrade when 10 years’ jobs went to foreigners?
Most of the jobs growth in the last decade went to foreigners, is it worth to upgrade?
Prison numbers up or down?
The government should set the example to encourage the private sector to follow in helping ex-convicts.