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17-01-2021, 05:08 PM
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Is Covid creating more job opportunities for Singaporeans to be employed?
Is Covid creating more job opportunities for Singaporeans to be employed?
According to current MOH statistics, we are still importing a large majority of Covid cases (including the more infectious strains) from India, in part due to the CECA agreement with India, which at the time of writing is the SECOND HIGHEST infected country in the world. This indirectly leads to more healthcare demand and create more healthcare jobs for locals!
CECA is thus creating more job opportunities for us, by increasing our local Covid numbers and ensuring doctors and nurses WILL NOT be out of jobs!
Further, increasing CECA flights to Singapore will also help stress test our world class healthcare system, by ensuring the Second Covid Wave will not happen from an imported foreign Covid case.
Therefore, importing more CECA EP and WP foreigners to our booming local economy is a good thing for Singapore because any Covid infection they can bring helps create more jobs for Singaporeans. Agree?
Cases for 15 Jan 2021: s://imgur.com/lWcBvqD
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10-02-2021, 04:55 AM
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I also watch how the economy is now suffering because of this pandemic. Before the pandemic, I had my own business, and I also invested money in real estate, but as soon as the covid hit, the stock of my business began to fall, and I gradually went bankrupt. I had absolutely no money, and I didn’t know what to do. I was looking for help from outside, maybe someone knew how to get at least some money from the bank. I decided to google it and came across this site Mortgage Broker Newcastle . There I found a lawyer who helped me get some money back for me. And now it’s a little easier for me and maybe I’ll get my business back.
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10-02-2021, 08:54 AM
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From one bro to another, just don't get a gf if not cash flow tight....
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You will never be happy if all you do is hoard cash without moving on to the next step in life
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16-02-2021, 12:10 AM
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Covid is definitely is a disease that no one could predict and that affected a lot of lives, me included. So it's not the point to despair, but to find other ways to earn money and I decided to find anything online. I was so glad that I found out about stock trading, and especially on how to use Olymp Trade. Right now I have a passive money income. I would recommend you to do the same.
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17-02-2021, 03:47 PM
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Working
I am currently 28 and have been working full time for 8 years. I have been starting to hate going to work so much that I think of having to go back to work, right when the holiday/weekend starts. I can’t really pinpoint a reason to why I hate my work or working in general.
It’s been affecting me mentally so much that I break down and cry every other week or so. Not sure if anyone else feels this way, or is there something wrong with me?
I don’t know if i hate the job that i’m in, or just the fact that I have to go to work. I can’t afford to quit as I have a wedding and a house coming next year.
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19-02-2021, 06:35 PM
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Originally Posted by Unregistered
I am currently 28 and have been working full time for 8 years. I have been starting to hate going to work so much that I think of having to go back to work, right when the holiday/weekend starts. I can’t really pinpoint a reason to why I hate my work or working in general.
It’s been affecting me mentally so much that I break down and cry every other week or so. Not sure if anyone else feels this way, or is there something wrong with me?
I don’t know if i hate the job that i’m in, or just the fact that I have to go to work. I can’t afford to quit as I have a wedding and a house coming next year.
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It's quite possible the job itself or aspects of the job (like the boss, colleagues, environment etc.) doesn't suit you. All this may be taking a toll on you to the extent that it's causing you some psychological problems, like depression of some sorts.
That said, if it arises just because of the fact you have to be at work to make a living, then sori, I'm afraid the problem is terminal. The only way out of that is to dramatically re-scope your life to abandon your obligations so that you won't have to work to fulfill them. Even then, you still have to feed yourself so I dunno how you gonna square the circle with no income.
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19-02-2021, 10:46 PM
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Dam everyone here earning so much. Graduating this coming May with 3.5k basic salary (Take home 2.8k). Will give parents 400 and spend ~400. Aim to invest 2k every month.
I might be underpaid working in the AI sector. Gotta grind for a couple years before I can see 4k pay I guess.
Last edited by xin; 19-02-2021 at 10:48 PM.
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19-02-2021, 11:47 PM
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Dam everyone here earning so much. Graduating this coming May with 3.5k basic salary (Take home 2.8k). Will give parents 400 and spend ~400. Aim to invest 2k every month.
I might be underpaid working in the AI sector. Gotta grind for a couple years before I can see 4k pay I guess.
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Siao ah invest so much. Young should enjoy life and chiong massage, old already hard. Also no way you can spend just 400 a month unless you eat cai png every day, don't buy kopi/tea and don't go out on weekends.
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