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As the General Election approaches, Suresh Vanaz shares his struggles as a full-time caregiver and what needs to change for a more inclusive Singapore.Singapore's upcoming General Election has sparked discussions on the country's future, but for caregivers like Suresh Vanaz, the urgent need for support goes beyond political debates. At 46, Suresh has spent over …

A Well-Meaning Initiative or Just a Temporary Fix for an Overworked Society?Every quarter, employees from select companies are encouraged to leave work early for ‘Eat With Your Family Day’ (EWYFD), an initiative introduced in 2003 by the Centre for Fathering (CFF). This year, the first EWYFD falls on March 14th, with firms like Eu Yan …

Creative Policy Incentives for Everyday StrugglesIf you’ve checked the news recently, it’s all about vouchers. Community Development Council (CDC) vouchers worth $800 for all. Experts debating how vouchers impact elections. Guides on how best to spend them. No matter your background, belief, or budget—there’s a voucher for you.At this rate, they could announce a nuclear …

Public Divided on Whether Elderly Commuter’s Actions Were Inconsiderate or Just a Result of FatigueA photo showing an elderly man lying across bus seats on Bus 99 has ignited a lively debate online, with Singaporeans voicing differing opinions on the incident. The image, shared on January 17, was initially uploaded with criticism, calling the man …

When Space is Scarce, Ethical Considerations MatterSpace is an expensive commodity in Singapore. Compact apartments, soaring costs, and limited breathing room are all part of daily life. However, a pressing ethical dilemma emerges when considerations of practicality clash with morality: the use of HDB bomb shelters and storage rooms as living spaces for domestic helpers.Originally …

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