Would the Govt heed the angry voices of the PMETs who have
been displaced by foreigners in their own beloved country? Many are losing good
jobs with good income, from $5k to $10k pm to foreigners and no longer able to
find an equivalent. And they ended up as self employed agents or taxi drivers.
Not doing anything to protect the better educated citizens that are
professionally qualified will spell doom to the ruling party for sure. You
cannot bluff the people all the time.
The main reason for opening the flood gate for foreigners is
to create more and better jobs for the citizens, not cleaners, not downgrading
to lesser paying jobs. This is a betrayal of the whole mission. More foreigners
mean more good jobs for Singaporeans, NOT, more foreigners mean lesser good
jobs for Singaporeans but more good jobs for them.
There are many jobs in the govt, in the stats boards, in
GLCs that need not go to foreigners. The Amy Cheong case will stand up like a
sore thumb. So would the PR of SMRT. Are Sinkies that dull that these jobs must
go to foreigners? The govt must adopt a Sinkie first policy when jobs are
concerned. The civil service, the stats boards, the GLCs, must recruit Sinkies
first. Only specialised jobs that no Sinkies can do or qualify to do should
they go to foreigners. There is no reason why such jobs should go to foreigners
in the first place. It is not the responsibility of the Govt to provide jobs
for foreigners, even public housing. And foreigners should include PRs.
Let the foreign companies provide jobs for foreigners and
for Sinkies. And make sure they are good jobs. This is what it is all about in
opening the gate to foreigners. It must not be the other way round, providing
good jobs to foreigners and bad and lowly paid jobs to Sinkies. And the
deception of printing pink ICs to foreigners to call them citizens would not be
tahan for long. The slew of hands has been exposed.
Can the Govt get its priorities right? The votes for the govt come from the citizens.
The Govt has a social contract and responsibility to its citizens, not to
foreigners, not to PRs.