Author name: S.A. Tay

I'm S.A, your culinary news curator and aficionado of all things flavourful. With a penchant for satay, a love for lens, and a passport brimming with stamps, I traverse the island, plate first, unearthing delectable stories and spicy bites of the day-to-day. So, grab a stick, dip in, and savour the zest of Singapore with me!

Career Resilience: How to Bounce Back From Setbacks in Your Professional Life

In the wake of the Covid-19 pandemic, many Singaporean workers faced unprecedented challenges, including job insecurity and the need for new skill sets. Despite these adversities, a global HR and payroll leader ADP report revealed that Singaporean workers ranked fourth in the world in terms of workplace resilience during the crisis. This resilience has been […]

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New Nurses in SG Uncomfortable with Complex Procedures, Calls for Enhanced Training Grow

A recent survey shows that 60% of Singaporean nurses, early in their careers, express discomfort doing complex healthcare procedures independently. Singapore General Hospital (SGH) shed light on this issue on Wednesday, sharing their concern about the potential impact on the quality of patient care due to the burden and complexities faced by newbies. Taking an

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LTA Probes High-Speed E-Bike and E-Scooter Racing, Bolsters Enforcement

Land Transport Authority (LTA) investigates incidents involving power-assisted bicycles (PABs) and e-scooters. A video circulating on the Facebook page SG Road Vigilante depicts a group of PABs and e-scooters recklessly racing at high speeds along various locations, including Tanah Merah Coast Road and a park connector near Marina Bay’s Bay East Garden. One rider is

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Singapore Embracing Flexi-Work: Impact on Local Employment and Business Operations

As flexible-work becomes increasingly prevalent in Singapore, concerns arise among employers about its impact on local employment. Some companies fear embracing flexible work arrangements could lead them to consider hiring overseas instead. Implementing tripartite guidelines requiring fair consideration of employees’ requests for flexible work arrangements may prompt a re-evaluation of local hiring practices. Local employers,

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Working-From-Home: Tips for Creating a Conducive Home Office 

Working from home offers the advantage of reduced commuting time and more quality time with family. However, a workday at home can be filled with distractions that hinder productivity. To help you maximize your productivity while working remotely, here are some useful tips for creating a conducive home office. 1. Carve Out a Productive Space: Dedicate

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Singapore Schools Incorporate Anti-Drug Message in Curriculum Amidst Surge in Youth Drug Abuse

Singapore schools will soon include anti-drug messages in their curricula. This move comes amid reports showing a spike in drug abuse among youngsters, including teenagers who started using illicit substances before turning 18. According to Minister of State for Home Affairs Muhammad Faishal Ibrahim, young drug users below 30 make up about 27 percent of

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Condo Rents Show Signs of Recovery as Rental Volumes Improve: SRX, 99. co

After seven consecutive months of decline, condominium rents in Singapore experienced a slight rebound in March, supported by a resurgence in leasing demand following the Chinese New Year festivities in February. Initial estimates released by SRX and 99.co on April 18 indicated a recovery in rental volumes for both condominium units and Housing Board (HDB)

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Former Prudential Insurance Agent Misappropriates S$117,000, Receives Prohibition Orders from MAS

A former Prudential insurance agent has been issued an eight-year prohibition order by the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) after being convicted of criminal breach of trust offenses. The agent, Gng Hoon Hong, misappropriated a staggering S$117,160.94 entrusted to him by clients to pay insurance premiums. Gng Hoon Hong, a former representative of Prudential Assurance

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Younger Singaporeans are financially prudent, but some buy things to be happy: IPS poll

A recent survey by the Institute of Policy Studies (IPS) and CNA revealed that younger adults in Singapore are generally financially prudent. Most respondents demonstrated responsible financial behaviors, such as spending within their means for day-to-day expenses and avoiding impulsive loans or credit card usage. However, many young adults are willing to buy things that

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