At present, many freelancers do not enjoy benefits such as insurance, training support or even CPF contributions. In fact, they have to bear these costs themselves. Furthermore, among freelancers, food delivery riders also bear the risk of injuries and illnesses in their line of work. As a result, the National …
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The Best of 2020 Best Movies Best TV Shows Best Books Best Theater Best Albums Advertisement Continue reading the main story Supported by Continue reading the main story What Hearing Loss Feels Like in ‘Sound of Metal’ The director Darius Marder and the sound designer Nicolas Becker went to great …
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The Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) announced today (Nov 30) that eligible non-bank financial institutions (NFIs) will be allowed to connect directly to funds transfer services PayNow and Fast (Fast And Secure Transfers). These NFIs include Grab Financial Group, which operates GrabPay; Razer Fintech, the financial technology arm of gaming …
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If there’s one thing you should know about Schitt’s Creek it’s that I love every single character equally. You will, too. And how often does that happen? With most TV shows there’s usually at least one boring or frustrating subplot—even your own family is likely cast with an insufferable character …
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If I’m ever in need of a pick-me-up, I go to a stationery store. There’s no logic to it, and I rarely even write on paper anymore, but the rows of writing tools and notebooks are soothing and lately I need to be soothed. That’s how I found myself at …
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During the MCO, many F&B businesses were forced to pivot from dine-ins to exclusively deliveries. However, that might have been a challenge for fine dining restaurants as they usually go by the “eat with your eyes first” adage in their dishes and base their reputations on offering a premium high-quality …
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This story idea got thrown out at a recent team meeting, and at first we all had the same reaction. Moodboards? What would be the point! The only people still wearing outfits, let alone pants, as the first fall chill reared its unsettlingly premature head were probably: going into work …
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When Fariha Róisín was 12, the idea for what would eventually become her first novel came to her in a dream. She didn’t have all the words for all that she wanted to say, but she started anyway. Now, at 30, and with a body of poetry, personal essays and …
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“I should work out today.” “I should eat better.” “I should stop shoving food in my face.” How many times a day do you find yourself using the word should? Most of my clients know what they should be doing to improve their health, but can’t seem to motivate themselves …
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