July 9, 2009 Thursday
Updated


DESPITE being given at least a month's notice about workplace safety inspections, contractors at four sites in the Balestier and Novena area failed to clean up their act.

Manpower Ministry inspectors found 50 safety lapses in all, no better a tally than what they usually find during their surprise inspections.

 
More bosses hiring

MORE bosses intend to hire rather than fire in the months between now and September, according to two recent surveys.

The findings by human resource consultancy Hudson and the Singapore National Employers' Federation (SNEF) suggest that some sectors intend to increase staffing levels and position themselves for an anticipated upturn.

Over 200 investors suing DBS

MORE than 200 investors who lost a total of about $17 million on structured notes sold by DBS are suing the bank in a bid to get their money back.

Accuser a bully too

THE former prison inmate who accused three former cellmates of beating him and forcing him to perform sex acts on them was on Thursday made out to be a bully himself.

   
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