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SINGAPORE: Parliament sits on Monday and the newly-formed Ministries of Culture, Community and Youth (MCCY) and Social and Family Development (MSF) will kick off the sitting with the Acting Ministers outlining the work of their relevant ministries. MP for Ang Mo Kio GRC, Dr Intan Azura Mokhtar, has asked if MCCY will consider reviewing the admission criteria to the Specialised Independent Schools (SIS) such as allowing students from all academic streams to gain admission to the School of the Arts or the Singapore Sports School, as long as they qualified for the respective artistic or sporting criteria of the SIS. Nominated MP Nicholas Fang has asked about the role sports can play in achieving the aims of the new Ministry to engage the youth of Singapore and enhance community ties. The Employment Act will be up for discussion. The Acting Minister for Manpower has been asked if his Ministry has plans to enact legislation to give more employment rights to low-wage contract … [Read more...] about Parliament to discuss work of newly-formed ministries

close Video Fox News Flash top headlines for March 4 Fox News Flash top headlines are here. Check out what's clicking on Foxnews.com. A police union in Florida said Wednesday it would fight for the job of a Black officer fired after his body camera captured him using a racial slur on two separate occasions to describe students he was sworn to protect. Delvin White, a Black school resource officer at Middleton High School, was terminated by the Tampa Police Department on Tuesday for violations of policy that prohibit discriminatory conduct. The City of Tampa Personnel Manual B1.2 Discriminatory Conduct states, in part, that "violation of this policy shall be grounds for immediate dismissal in the absence of extenuating circumstances." CAPITOL POLICE CHIEF PITTMAN SAYS THREATS TO CONGRESS MEMBERS UP BY 93.5% IN FIRST 2 MONTHS OF 2021 "Derogatory statements made by police officers jeopardize the trust that our department works to … [Read more...] about Florida police union fights to have Black officer caught on bodycam using racial slur reinstated

SINGAPORE: The government is studying if the law on how financial provisions are made to a deceased person's dependents or spouse should be changed, Minister for Law K Shanmugam said on Monday. The Inheritance (Family Provision) Act currently empowers the court to make provisions that are reasonable for maintaining a dependent. In the UK, amendments to a similar act there, allow the courts to order in favour of a surviving spouse financial provision that has to be reasonable in all circumstances. What is reasonable is not confined to what is required for the surviving spouses' maintenance. Speaking in Parliament, Mr Shanmugam said: "The Singapore Court of Appeal held that its powers under our act are confined to making reasonable financial provision for maintenance. It was not empowered to make financial provisions which goes above and beyond what's reasonable for maintaining the deceased dependant. "The court of appeal went on to invite Parliament to consider whether … [Read more...] about Financial provisions in inheritance law being reviewed: K Shanmugam

SINGAPORE: The PAP Women's Wing wants laws to enable flexible work arrangements to drive the shift towards a pro-family work culture in Singapore. It submitted a host of women-friendly work recommendations to the Ministry of Manpower on Wednesday. The Manpower Ministry's 2012 statistics show that for every three Singaporeans who are not working, two are women. The PAP Women's Wing estimates 438,200 women below age 60 are economically inactive, and almost 15 per cent of them are university graduates. It says it makes business sense to get these women back to work, in Singapore's tight labour market. Ms Foo Mee Har, Treasurer of PAP Women's Wing Executive Committee and MP for West Coast GRC, said: "If you want to have changes, incentives, people have more time to think about it because they need workers. This is a really opportune time, we really have to seize upon this moment to put in structural changes to the way we look at pro-family employment practices so that it can … [Read more...] about PAP Women’s Wing urges pro-family, women-friendly workplaces

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