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Trade and Industry Minister Tan See Leng says Singapore risks losing good talent if the financial cost of entering politics becomes too high. He said the challe…
Trade and Industry Minister Tan See Leng says Singapore risks losing good talent if the financial cost of entering politics becomes too high. He said the challenge is reducing the opportunity cost for Singaporeans to step forward and join the government earlier, while they are still in the prime of their careers. A former medical doctor, Dr Tan gave up a nearly 30-year career to enter politics in 2020. He shared that he would never have entered politics if money was his primary consideration. He also stressed that the review of political salaries is not about matching ministers' salary to private sector pay. Ivy Chok reports.
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@@murukalany1083Imported1mo ago
Find, it to be racist comment.
@@SpruceWood-NEGImported1mo ago
The Workers' Party of Singapore is the largest opposition party, and Indian-origin individuals make up a significant portion of its supporters; 2025 polls indicate that the rapid rise in the party's support stems primarily from this demographic. Meanwhile, ministers of Indian descent account for approximately 25% of the Singaporean Cabinet. The Workers' Party is effectively transforming into an ethnic-based party; of its ten Members of Parliament, four are of Indian descent, and the vast majority of its core leadership are also Indian. This in itself fosters division within Singapore. Indian-origin members hold an overwhelming share of key positions and wield decisive influence within the party.<br>This phenomenon is highly unreasonable and extremely dangerous.
Trade and Industry Minister Tan See Leng says Singapore risks losing good talent if the financial cost of entering politics becomes too high. He said the challenge is reducing the opportunity cost for Singaporeans to step forward and join the government earlier, while they are still in the prime of their careers. A former medical doctor, Dr Tan gave up a nearly 30-year career to enter politics in 2020. He shared that he would never have entered politics if money was his primary consideration. He also stressed that the review of political salaries is not about matching ministers' salary to private sector pay. Ivy Chok reports.
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