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e2i has helped 200,000 S’poreans get jobs, really?
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e2i has helped 200,000 S’poreans get jobs, really?
by Darkmen Sun Sep 08, 2013 7:13 am
Hi all,
Came across this brochure from e2i claiming that it has helped 200,000 Singaporeans get jobs since 2008:
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I am highly skeptical in the numbers especially when we know the real wages for the low-wage workers have declined.
What do you guys think?
For your info, e2i is an NTUC’s initiative supported by WDA, SLF, SNEF to help workers through providing better jobs, developing better skills through professional development, and improving productivity for companies (according to its website).
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Came across this brochure from e2i claiming that it has helped 200,000 Singaporeans get jobs since 2008:
[You must be registered and logged in to see this image.]
I am highly skeptical in the numbers especially when we know the real wages for the low-wage workers have declined.
What do you guys think?
For your info, e2i is an NTUC’s initiative supported by WDA, SLF, SNEF to help workers through providing better jobs, developing better skills through professional development, and improving productivity for companies (according to its website).
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